Sentence examples for into more difficult from inspiring English sources

It's not Bourne and he's not playing Jason Bourne, it's one step into more difficult territory.

Those steps are strung together into more difficult combinations, and the combinations form five- to six-minute routines that call for movement around the room and multiple partners.

Sometimes it's wonderful to venture into more difficult poetry that you don't totally understand, that's not meant to be understood in the literal sense.

"We've already tackled the easy diseases, so we're getting progressively further and further into more difficult diseases, where vaccines are extremely difficult to develop," Mr. Reilly said.

If that threatens to push the piece into more difficult territory than most people might expect from a family show, then Grose and Shepherd are always ready to steer it back with dollops of undercutting, larky humour.

In the first two episodes of Trip Sheets we met Philip Roth, Philip Glass, Peter Brook, Harvey Keitel… But as Goldfarb's youthful innocence and self-belief changed, so did the essays, moving from "I had that Warhol in the back of my cab once, I did" anecdotes into more difficult areas.

Now, we've clearly moved into a more difficult and taxing stage – giving practical shape and meaning to the legal landscape bounded by those constraints.

It would be easy to presume that Richie is slipping down into a more difficult phase of his illness, and that his life is not going to get easier.

With support from Vice-President Dick Cheney, five months later the White House approved the idea, and the Department of Homeland Security decided to roll out detectors immediately, even though research into the more difficult problems of radiation sensing had barely begun.

More specifically, not having Bosh as an effective pick-and-roll threat (and deadly mid-range pick-and-pop option) allows the already staunch Pacers defense to more effectively help on Wade and James, forcing them into much more difficult dishes, or – better yet – daring Joel Anthony or Ronny Turiaf to settle for uncontested jumpers.

"No one in the history of the Senate ever got elected on supporting the United Nations," said Mr. Warner, a Virginia Republican who also urged the United Nations to make sure that it ran its operations in Bosnia and Kosovo well before plunging into yet more difficult tasks in Africa.