Sentence examples for are more difficult with from inspiring English sources

"Things are more difficult with Hezbollah".

However, statistical comparisons are more difficult with idiographic measures.

He said: "It is more difficult with Portsmouth.

But her job is more difficult with a large number of children around.

It is more difficult, with a much smaller margin for error, than its two-fisted counterpart.

"It was difficult, but it's more difficult with Michele because she was such a vibrant, outgoing person".

But it will be more difficult with slightly older children, said Ms. Torgeson at Madstone, which is also exploring the concept.

Although shorter than the Pyramid Mountain Loop, the hike is more difficult, with a steep climb near the start.

Do you think the selection process will be more difficult with a panel as opposed to one judge?

You may think this is self-serving: Gordon was more difficult with Tony Blair than vice versa, but the people around Tony Blair were more difficult with the people around Gordon.

"What was more difficult with this was that there were a lot more opinions of what happened, just because it is Notre Dame.