Sentence examples for even more difficult question from inspiring English sources

But with this round of testing came an even more difficult question.

It is an even more difficult question standing where I am.

We also need to ask "how?" (often an even more difficult question than "why?").

An even more difficult question is whether the Americans can deliver the opposition, disunited as it is, and more genuinely represented by the field commanders inside Syria than by the coalitions formed abroad.

Whether they will shift the stance of an Israeli prime minister who resigned from government over the Gaza settlement withdrawal and who has vowed in the past to hold on to as much of the West Bank as possible is an even more difficult question.

For example, Lisa Mscaro, Peter Nicholas and Kathleen Hennessey (L.A. Times) state that "[t]he lengthy political ordeal leading to Friday's agreement pointed to the difficulty ahead when Congress must consider even more difficult questions concerning the country's debt limit, the 2012 budget, Medicare funding and other issues". Perhaps this case is a classic one: the glass is half-full.

Even more difficult is the question of how to handle existing buildings in areas where the ground shaking is projected to be significantly higher.

Even more difficult is the question of how the limited amount of experimental drugs available should be distributed.

Even more difficult is the question of how membership of NATO might look in future.

The even more difficult to answer questions are the real values experienced day to day.

Even more difficult, perhaps, is the question: If God is omnipotent and exercises providential control over his creation, how can people be other than puppets?