Sentence examples for it might be more difficult from inspiring English sources

It might be more difficult to do so now.

Sugar is a composite part of things so it might be more difficult to do.

It might be more difficult to deal with him later, when benign autocracy turned into tyranny and murder into regicide.

David Erickson, a former Illinois state court judge and prosecutor, said it might be more difficult to impanel a jury in the retrial.

A problem with prolonged emotional reactions to past events is that it might be more difficult for these signals to get through.

It might be more difficult to do the same thing with Hyundai Engineering and Construction later this year, because of the effect on the country's financial-services industry.

But if people can be carriers without showing symptoms, it means control might be more difficult.

Research in real life conditions might be more difficult but it will pay off further effort when it comes to external validity of the results.

But that might be more difficult than it appears.

It needs however a larger (virtual) source and might be more difficult to build in a real instrument.

Stopping the Patriots' running game might be more difficult.