Sentence examples for but more difficult than from inspiring English sources

Doing so again by 2030 is possible but more difficult than before  .

Traditional Shastan life was similar to but more difficult than that of the neighbouring Yurok, as Shastan villages were generally confined to narrow ridges of canyons, and their food supply was less plentiful.

The idea of looking at an intermediate time horizon for agents' manipulations of information is more natural and more realistic, but more difficult than myopia and perfect foresight.

Interpretation on Sebia Hydrasys was possible, but more difficult than with AIB.

Redox cycles revealed that the monomeric vanadia species were easier to reduce but more difficult to oxidize than the polymeric and crystalline species.

This is of great clinical merit as S. aureus is more common but more difficult to treat than E. coli in clinical orthopedic surgery.

But even more difficult than their emergent intellectual lives is the newfound independence of returning college students.

The repetition of themes, we learn from the chorus at the work's midpoint, might be difficult, "but no more difficult than the facts to be resolved".

This may be difficult to achieve, but not more difficult than facing the consequences of yet another military intervention in the region.

Dowsett has overcome a number of obstacles in his career but none more difficult than missing this year's Tour because of illness.

"Creating competition on the high street is laudable, but rather more difficult than perhaps the commission and the government give credit to.