Sentence examples for be more difficult if from inspiring English sources

Yet some party leaders worry that the general election will be more difficult if Mr. Paul is on the ticket.

However, that might be more difficult if Arenas is convicted of a misdemeanor instead of a felony.

Eating a bowl of dog stew must be more difficult if there's a dewy-eyed Fido or Fluffy around.

I always answer that it would be more difficult if I was a Scottish, male, lesbian comic.

That might be more difficult if she plans to hopscotch the country on the traveling circus that is the PGA Tour.

If it was a hard situation for Cubit a year ago, it could be more difficult if his father one day has to preside over a quarterback change.

It's more difficult if you are a woman alone".

That is more difficult if one is both Muslim and gay.

It's more difficult if you have a family, and everyone else is involved.

"It would have been more difficult if we had waited until the next elections".

If it had been more difficult; if it had been more dangerous; if the passage were not already, in some ways, routine, perhaps we would have felt differently.