Sentence examples for decidedly more difficult from inspiring English sources

What they knew how to do was decidedly more difficult than using layout, font and drawing programs on today's computers.

For many in the southern tier, and for those with less education and fewer advantages, life is decidedly more difficult than it ever was before their nations joined the EU and the euro.

Decidedly more difficult but making a case for itself as one of the breakouts of the fest anyway is "Time Out of Mind," an intimate look at a homeless man (Richard Gere) wandering the streets of New York from the indie darling Oren Moverman.

Hewlett-Packard — itself in the midst of a difficult turnaround that could take years — took a decidedly more pointed tack in its comment, all but declaring its intent to poach customers: "Dell has a very tough road ahead.

Even the more difficult Zori wedge (think Geisha) seen on the Chanel, Marc Jacobs and Kenzo catwalks, which are decidedly more cumbersome, got a colorful update.

Making good steel, it turns out, is more difficult than it looks, and the government rejects the lot, leaving the neighbors downhearted and decidedly less well equipped in their kitchens.

The city has become decidedly more vibrant.

But the patrons are decidedly more upscale.

This year, the affair was decidedly more modest.

Evans Yegon's expectations are decidedly more straightforward.

Her second reincarnation is decidedly more auspicious.