Sentence examples for for the more difficult from inspiring English sources

The talks are broad and cordial, and designed to lay the foundation for the more difficult discussions to come.

Lower frequencies are chosen for the more difficult downlink because atmospheric attenuation is less at lower frequencies.

But she didn't quit; she just found coping mechanisms for the more difficult moments, like when she was stuck in a hotel in Paris doing interviews while the rest of the band did the town.

In 1962 a comparable breakthrough for the more difficult excavation of vertical shafts was achieved in the American development of the mechanical raise borer, profiting from earlier trials in Germany.

Rather than chancing bad weather -- especially in the old days, when forecasting was more like guesswork -- timid growers would harvest earlier, and prices would be higher for the more difficult late-harvest wines.

He also talks to those responsible for the more difficult passages of the player's career, such as the Italian coach Osvaldo Bagnoli, who shows no sign even now of recognising the flaws in his own approach to such a gifted individual.

Mr. Cooper said the project has been one of the more difficult for the department.

"The more we wait for action, the more difficult it will be to stay under this limit and the more the impact will be for many countries, and therefore the more difficult it will be to adapt".

He advises on some suitable substitutes for the more difficult-to-buy ingredients.

This makes the neo-Nazi movement all the more difficult for the older generation to understand.

The challenge was all the more difficult for him as he was a double amputee.