Sentence examples for likely more difficult from inspiring English sources

Stotish acknowledged that approval of AquaBounty's product is likely more difficult because they are the first.

The other was very likely more difficult to handle: knowing that the yellow jersey would no longer be his.

And for the Ukrainian team it was mission accomplished, albeit in second place with a likely more difficult opponent next.

"The temporary deprivation is likely more difficult to recover from at higher temperatures," he says.

Interestingly, we found that TfCel5A active site could only partly rebalance its conformational dynamics upon substrate dissociation within the same simulation time, which implies that the conformational rebalance upon substrate dissociation is likely more difficult than the conformational selection upon substrate binding at least in the view of the time required.

The less obvious and likely more difficult change must come from the chattering class, many of them entrenched liberals and progressives to whom it has never occurred that they are the beneficiaries of white skin privilege.

In this uncertain atmosphere, with the chance that many more people were going to be killed or locked up, no one was thinking of romance or marriage, least of all someone like Paco, who was cautious and whose daily work at the dam was likely more and more difficult.

Those safety standards and government regulations will likely prove more difficult to navigate than getting cars to actually drive themselves.

- BD, New York It will likely be more difficult to pest-proof your home for mice in the suburbs.

This deal was foolish when Pakistan was relatively stable; with Mr. Musharraf gone, an arms race on the subcontinent would likely be more difficult to control.

Warning that next year's budget would very likely be more difficult, he added that "nobody should think we're out of the woods on teachers or anything else".