Sentence examples for greater difficult from inspiring English sources

"That's because Wladimir's the more athletic one while Vitali's more robotic and has greater difficult moving.

The problem is especially acute for children and the elderly, who have greater difficult judging distances and speed.

"Everybody is at risk, but there's probably a heightened risk for those who aren't on site because they have greater difficult assessing what the true facts might be," Mr. Crist said.

Even a twenty-first-century Ronald Reagan will have great difficult overturning it.

The police experience great difficult in clearing the roadway, and both mounted and foot police used their truncheons.

I've rarely loved a character more; she's one of the world's great difficult women.

To figure out the source for a pollution incident is of great difficult.

The loaded bias has great difficult to establish inverse field at the interface, because ions would easily find other ways out of the nano-channels to relax the system.

But the great difficult question is what is a 'good life'?

Anecdotally, these individuals had great difficult with even basic movements.

Voters' anxieties are a reality – look at the polls if you doubt it – and are bound to be greater in difficult economic times.