Sentence examples for it somewhat more difficult from inspiring English sources

He'll make it somewhat more difficult for Americans to travel individually to Cuba.

On the plus side, or something, evidence suggests that fermentation makes it somewhat more difficult to notice the taste of crushed stinkbugs in wine.

"Hope has made it somewhat more difficult to recruit African-American students, because so many of them come from educational backgrounds where they have not been as well prepared as they could have been," Mr. Adams said.

For example, the bill makes it somewhat more difficult for health care companies to abuse people, seemingly arbitrarily deny coverage to people, and bars health insurance companies from refusing to offer coverage for preexisting conditions.

It may make it somewhat more difficult for the Move On fundraising machine to help Democratic candidates who, if they accept Move On support, will face Republican attack ads that they dishonor the military.

It's difficult to do this without breathing, though, which makes it somewhat more difficult.

In the plateau-patella angle, measurement error is in the range of 1° or less, while it is somewhat more difficult to discern what it might be in the ratio methods.

It's somewhat more difficult to estimate the economic costs of any conflict on the Korean peninsula.

Windows DIY: You should be able to wash windows, repair or replace wood sills, treat small rot spots on window frames, and -- though it's somewhat more difficult -- even replace individual glass panes.

It was somewhat more difficult, however, to be certain about these identifications since we saw few processes, and even when present we could not always unambiguously associate a process with a particular neuronal soma.

It will be somewhat more difficult to use apps or read something on low brightness, but it will save you lots of battery power.