Sentence examples for little more difficult than from inspiring English sources

It's a little more difficult than rocket science".

But the plan to dance was a little more difficult than I had expected.

"It's a little more difficult than people can imagine," Seattle Coach Sigi Schmid said Tuesday during a conference call.

He conceded that the shale gas quest "has proven a little more difficult" than he envisaged when he joined in 2010.

Separated but not divorced, Mr. Johnson still sees his daughters every day, but getting there is a little more difficult than it used to be.

Forbes: It's been a little more difficult than originally anticipated to this thing going.

"So it's a little more difficult for her than if we just stay in the half-court".

As such, they may prove a little more difficult to banish than the recalcitrant pool players in the Moonfisher.

The crust is shaped in a pan, and it might be lined with pastry cream, which itself is only a little more difficult to make than oatmeal.

Because the Town of Somers has somewhat restrictive zoning codes, the house was not as large as some of the others built for "Extreme Makeover," he said, so the job was "a little more difficult and challenging than normal".

The sinker pitch is a little more difficult to control than the four-seam fastball.