Sentence examples for certainly more difficult than from inspiring English sources

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.

Despite its importance, detecting epistasis genome-wide is not straightforward in experimental populations, and is certainly more difficult than for main-effect QTL.

Although MEDLINE is certainly more difficult to search than other resources recommended for evidence-based medicine, the other resources, in aggregate, probably require excessive time to search if they are searched in sequence as recommended.

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

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.

It certainly proved more difficult than I thought initially it would be.

The process of engagement and participation should be as easy, and certainly no more difficult, than that associated with a conventional team.

"It certainly couldn't be much more difficult than to be 4-0 down to Real Madrid but we're at home and we'll give it a go.

Yes, raising a child with special needs is a unique challenge, and there's still fear about my son Trig's future because of health and social challenges; and certainly some days are much more difficult than if I had a "normal" child.

"It has proved rather more difficult than I certainly realised to give my shares away, but I think we will get there in the end".

Manchester have won the three points without particularly impressing on a night that almost certainly turned out to be a lot more difficult than they were anticipating.