Sentence examples for even more difficult to keep from inspiring English sources
"PlayStation 4 is even more difficult to keep track of than WhatsApp".
But writing about a war that's still going on, it's even more difficult to keep the story centre stage rather than issues of the war.
Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee, said the nation would burden future generations with heavy government debt and find it even more difficult to keep Social Security and Medicare afloat as the population ages.
As most superintendents tell it, a good special education administrator is hard to find, and even more difficult to keep, even though most of them earn from $80,000 to $120,000 a year -- about the same as public high school principals.
If the economy doesn't overheat, money managers will find it even more difficult to keep up with the S&P index.
And even if the appeal fails, the team will not be forced to abandon its name; the Redskins will just find it more difficult to keep third-parties from printing up Redskins jerseys and such and profiting off the name.
Even more, those involved in the convention preparations portray Denver and party organizers as having squandered precious time, pushing critical decision-making into the final hours when it is more difficult to keep a lid on costs.
