Sentence examples for even more difficulty from inspiring English sources

Two years away from the Tokyo Games, Biles has added even more difficulty to her nearly impossible routines.

Sales plunged 38percentt for the 2008 Ram and 44percentt for the Chevrolet Silverado, which was redesigned two years ago and will have even more difficulty competing against two newer trucks this fall.

The Detroit automakers will have even more difficulty keeping sales anywhere close to last year's numbers because their lineups include more of the pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles that have experiened sizable drops in demand.

Refugees already in Australia who arrived by boat will face even more difficulty being reunited with their families following a new directive by the immigration minister to give their family migration claims the lowest priority.

"You are going to have even more difficulty where the minerals are owned by the Crown - if you don't have something that is going to put money in the pockets of people that are suffering through all the trucks, road damage the compressor noise all these sorts of things".

Without that steadying influence, the EU would have even more difficulty finding consensus on divisive issues.

Now, as the cloud completes a second tour of the earth, it is bringing even more difficulties with it.

After which, among other things, his supporters will regard him as untouchable by the ICC, causing even more difficulties for the UN and the West over Sudan.

And if being made to feel second best when fostering discourages existing foster carers, there are even more difficulties in persuading men to consider fostering in the first place.

However, specifically in farms with poor reproductive, nutritional, and environmental conditions/management, a low pregnancy rate during early lactation is followed inevitably by an increased number of nonpregnant cows after 150 days in milk, with even more difficulties to achieve pregnancy.

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