Sentence examples for even greater difficulties from inspiring English sources

As the prophet of a German national opera, Weber was faced with even greater difficulties.

And those who have only recently started a business — perhaps after a layoff — may face even greater difficulties, he added.

His opposite number at BAE, Ian King, could face even greater difficulties with his institutional shareholders than before.

United Airlines and American, whose planes were hijacked, face even greater difficulties, because they are likely to be sued by the thousands of victims of the attacks.

This is surprising, indeed shocking, when there are Conservative-controlled councils that have had equal or even greater difficulties with children's services.

Here he talks about the even greater difficulties presented by DARPA's next Grand Challenge: creating a car that can navigate city traffic on its own.

Challenges can be experienced by any health profession school when establishing these opportunities; independent, private schools with limited health profession degrees may experience even greater difficulty.

And with the speculative boom turning to bust the exchange rate collapsed, creating even greater difficulty in a country where the debt is owed in foreign currencies.

At last, after spirited negotiation, they managed to settle on a date for dinner and, with even greater difficulty, on a place, and Capote finally took his leave.

Because they are also members of extremely social species and may be kept together by group ties, they may have even greater difficulty extricating themselves.

The auction house seems to have experienced even greater difficulty than Christie's in garnering substantial works fresh to the market.