Sentence examples for even more difficult after from inspiring English sources

Which became more difficult after going vegetarian and even more difficult after going vegan.

It's bad now but will be even more difficult after universal credit's rollout.

And remembering everything that was in every room of a house will likely be even more difficult after an actual catastrophe.

Predicting a winner of the women's title in the French Open, which starts in a week's time, has become even more difficult after Amélie Mauresmo's three-set victory over Jennifer Capriati in the Rome Masters final yesterday.

They face a tough test to progress from Group D with a team predominantly made up of amateurs, which has been made even more difficult after their opening result, as they have been drawn with World Cup winners Germany, Poland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Georgia.

Trap kills are extremely difficult, and they're even more difficult after Epic nerfed trap damage down to 75, meaning that they will no longer kill a full health, unshielded opponent.

The battle for Abidjan finally appears to be going in favour of Alassane Ouattara, the internationally acknowledged winner of the 2010 election in Ivory Coast, but the bloody manner of his victory will make his inauguration as a northerner in the south even more difficult than ever after almost 10 years of hot and cold war.

That loss could prove even more difficult to take after Newcastle's superb display defeated Northampton at Kingston Park.

Education and economic opportunities would become even more difficult to find after the violence.

As Jack Ma, founder of the Alibaba group put it very nicely while speaking at an SME conference in 2009 Todayay is very difficult, tomorrow is even more difficult, but the day after tomorrow is beautiful with lots of sunshine.

Moving home after college is hard for many young adults, but what's even more difficult is moving home after graduating college plus three years of working and living on your own.