Sentence examples for be harder to create from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wood said recognizable shapes would be harder to create in the United States, where many towns are laid out in a grid.

This list turned out to be harder to create than I thought it would be.

In a world without political constraints, it wouldn't be hard to create a fiscally responsible alternative.

It will probably be hard to create diversity initiatives in a company that doesn't feel they are necessary or beneficial.

Otherwise, it would be hard to create a two-way trade: China currently restricts the renminbi's movement against the dollar to just 0.5 percent every day.

(It will not be hard to create an event more respectful and enthusiastic than the alleged "tribute" that was this year's genuinely callous BET Awards).

But it will be hard to create a diverse economy on a large scale in a country of just 2m people.

"It is our belief that it would be hard to create a ring-fence that improves upon the risk cost balance the commission is supporting," he said.

But on those issues, it would be "hard to create a partnership if we think that Russia is proliferating," this official added.

But in Japan, it seems currently to be hard to create a spin-off company.

As usual, it's easier said (or written) than done - and in practice, in can be hard to create time and space for all of these qualities.