Sentence examples for for more difficulties from inspiring English sources
Brown is braced for more difficulties in the Commons tomorrow when MPs vote on his plan to reform their expenses.
Osteoarthritis, the most common reason for total hip (THA) and knee arthroplasty (TKA), accounts for more difficulty with climbing stairs and walking than any other disease [ 1, 2].
Only the SDQ Peer Problem sub-scale shows a consistent pattern of more difficulties for children with HI.
"For Rem, the more difficulties you give him, the better he is," the wife says.
José Miguel Insulza, the secretary general of the Organization of American States, which has been working closely with Haitian election officials, said that forming a transitional government for such a short period of time could lead to more difficulties for a country already struggling to create a peaceful transition of power.
We may even say that modern physical theory potentially presents more difficulties for the temporalist position than it does for divine eternalism.
NS: Do you think that the Iraq war has created more difficulties for resolving Israel/Palestine question?
To liberals like Ms. Maloney, premature belt-tightening not only spells more difficulties for the jobless, but also risks a double-dip downturn.
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.
