Sentence examples for certainly more difficult from inspiring English sources

Car bombings can be particularly lethal, but are certainly more difficult to stage.

There are certainly more difficult procedures in congenital cardiac surgery to perform than a heart transplant, but few freighted with more anticipation.

Almost as good, and certainly more difficult to pronounce, is ciganypec senye ($15.95), pork slices pounded thin and coated in mustard and black pepper, giving it a delicate flavor that belies the portion size.

This means that it feels more and more difficult for people to maintain their standards of living and certainly more difficult to finance the major expense of going to college.

Staying healthy in the Himalayas is certainly more difficult than it is at home, but if you're used to walking and are cautious about gaining altitude then you're unlikely to have any problems.

Ms. Housley, the Minnesota Republican nominee, said in an interview that the environment is certainly more difficult for conservative women this year, given all the activism on the left.

That line of attack will almost certainly be more difficult to use as he begins running for a second term.

It is certainly much more difficult to get that aura of invincibility than it is to lose it.

I'm not going to say we couldn't do this through a nonprofit, but it would certainly be more difficult," Mr. Raikes said.

Mr. Rumsfeld said the task of the American-led coalition forces would certainly be more difficult if Pakistan decreased the number of its troops assigned to the border region.

An attack would be difficult but "certainly no more difficult than the Sept. 11 attacks," Kevin Crowley, the study director at the National Academy, said in a conference call with reporters.