Sentence examples similar to formerly more difficult from inspiring English sources
The result shows that the decision-making scenario for the formerly self-employed is much more difficult to model than that of former salaried employees.
A paywalled website is just print in another form, making collaboration with the people formerly known as the audience much more difficult.
Mr. Arpo, the Security Police Board superintendent, disagreed, saying that Nazi cases are more difficult to pursue in lands formerly occupied by the Soviet Union because the K.G.B. had already disposed of many cases.
Those voters formerly protected by this law will now be vulnerable to discriminatory practices, finding it more difficult to cast their vote.
Such change is painful because it involves the abandonment of ideals formerly attainable; the vision of a one-size-fits-all medical school becomes no longer practical, and ever more difficult decisions will be needed as to what style(s) of graduate is most urgent for a faculty to produce.
Primary impotence, the inability to ever have achieved erection sufficient for coitus, is more difficult to treat than the far more common secondary impotence, which is impotence in a male who was formerly potent.
However, they moved from the countries which formerly had planned economies to the country with a developed market economy, which makes their skills less transferable and their assimilation more difficult than for the Russian migrants to Russia.
More difficult decisions".
