Sentence examples for bit more difficult than from inspiring English sources

We have made our run in a little bit more difficult than it was before".

"People now realize it's a bit more difficult than they thought".

"I felt like I made it a little bit more difficult than I should have," Sharapova said.

Aw, shucks, Ms. Chapman said after the presentation, "I think Puccini's job was a bit more difficult than mine".

Getting to Mustique can be a bit more difficult than getting to the other Grenadines, as the ferry service from Bequia is irregular.

On his chatshow programme he announced: "I've loved every single second, but discovered that juggling, to my surprise really is a bit more difficult than I thought".

Even with its nonstick surface, the FLAMA ($90) was a bit more difficult to clean than the others, which can be simply wiped with a damp cloth.

These deficiencies make the key a bit more difficult to use than if a richer set of illustrations were provided.

However, bone-in lamb is a bit more difficult to cut than boneless, so you might find it easier to go with the boneless.

If you've never made pants before, you may not want to start with jeans, as they are generally a bit more difficult to make than most other styles of pants.

The Rangers' drive to stay alive continues tomorrow afternoon, and it may be a bit more difficult for them in Pittsburgh than at the Garden, since the Penguins have last change on home ice and can more easily get the match-ups they want.