Sentence examples for difficult in order from inspiring English sources

Women's races could be made more difficult in order to make them more exciting to ride and watch, suggested Cookson.

The education ministry suspects that the revalidation test has been made needlessly difficult in order to keep foreigners out.

Moss is drawn to intelligent oddballs, characters who are deeply moral, ambitious, and willing to be perceived as uptight or difficult in order to get what they want.

As courses designed by Mr. Phillips and others create new challenges for elite competitors, amateur riders say that lower-level courses have also become more difficult in order to prepare aspiring riders for the next level.

Although rejecting the New York Times malice standard where the plaintiff is neither a public official nor a public figure, there the Court nevertheless deprived the private plaintiff of his common-law remedies, making recovery more difficult in order to provide a margin for error.

Also, the absence of a clinically diagnosable group with DSM-IV or ICD-10 stress pathology makes comparison difficult in order for the modified version of the TSI to show evidence of its discriminative ability.

Yes, it is difficult but in order to succeed you have to speak honestly with the children.

At the end of his interview, Shah says he feels he's been placed in his difficult position in order to make something that was wrong right.

Transitioning was difficult because in order to communicate I had to learn a new language in addition to adapting to an entirely new lifestyle.

Many view him as a realist and a pragmatist who is willing to make difficult compromises in order to pass legislation.

Someone doing archival description has to answer a set of difficult questions in order to create high-quality description — who made this?