Sentence examples for harder setting up from inspiring English sources

Of course, that means it'll be a little harder setting up - but if you've set everything up when the SSID was broadcast - go back and shut it off.

Groves believes so, although he assures me: "All our students are fully aware of how hard setting up on your own can be.

People tell me it must be hard setting up a business when you're 45, but I've found it exciting.

On other free blog sites, they are either not available or much harder to set up.

The alternative to links between bourses reciprocal agreements with brokerage houses in other markets—is even harder to set up.

The Sony is a bit smaller, comes with a remote and is harder to set up.

Since you're probably thinking this sounds really boring, make it harder by setting up targets or change it to volleys.

Shouldn't be too hard to set up.

The bonds also have a reputation for being time- consuming and hard to set up.

They are not hard to set up.

Typical video conferencing systems, Google argues, tend to be expensive and too hard to set up.