Sentence examples for but also more difficult from inspiring English sources

More fulfilling, more interesting, sure, but also more difficult.

Higher interest rates make it not only more expensive but also more difficult for governments to borrow the money they need.

What makes the apartments special — but also more difficult, depending on your standpoint — is that there are almost no rectangular rooms.

And what matters is that they're not bell peppers, which are usually not only weaker in flavor but also more difficult to peel.

The task of complying with the tax code is now easier (thanks to computers) but also more difficult, because of the code's seemingly organic annual growth in length and obscurity.The common proxy for this extra difficulty is the number of new words added to the code since the survey was taken (about 500,000).

An alternate technique, logit analysis, is more accurate but also more difficult to interpret (Agresti 2002).

I.B.M.'s chip strategy has been to focus increasingly on the most advanced chips, which command higher prices but are also more difficult to produce.

Experts said this type of cement can form a stronger bond in certain types of rock, but is also more difficult to use than standard cement, requiring great care in mixing and application.

The first detector is more efficient when faced with a complex background, but is also more difficult to implement.

Larger models and some newer architectures offer improved accuracy but are also more difficult to deploy for many applications due to increased computational cost at recognition time.

"In some ways that's true, but it's also more difficult, more challenging.