Sentence examples for difficult to better or from inspiring English sources

What makes Mike Powell's record so difficult to better, or even approach?

Sunshine was busy braiding at Galley Bay on the north-west coast, which, as beaches go, would be difficult to better.

It is still difficult to better, although its considerable depth, weight, and high voltage requirements are disadvantages.

Despite recent achievements in developing HRQL measures, there is a need to improve our understanding of the functional and experiential dimensions associated with complex neurodevelopmental disorders.[ 27] It is difficult to attribute better or poorer quality of life to the nature of epilepsy alone, when so many disparate factors play key roles in people's lives.

Unfortunately, the same characteristic means that it is fiendishly difficult to breed better bananas.

It is difficult to do better than that on a piece carved somewhere in the Achaemenid Empire.

It's difficult to get better players when you're in the Conference.

However, it has proved difficult to develop better treatment for the remaining patients because prognostic factors are not established.

It's a little difficult to become better at something if you're not already good at it!

That makes it very difficult to promote religion, or better, religious studies, to students.

These times are difficult to measure to better than about 30 s because of fluctuations in the traces.