To make things even more difficult, some puzzles are timed.
To make things even more difficult, media are now being delivered in lots of different ways.
The situation is highly volatile, and to make things even more difficult, there's no pattern of movement.
To make things even more difficult for students, their academic success and entire future is dependent upon the writing they complete.
Oftel's concern was that if BT cut its DSL prices to boost demand, it would make things even more difficult for such competitors.
And if you factor in the potential loss of many defence jobs in Scotland as the UK moves shipbuilding to England, that could make things even more difficult.
To make things even more difficult, Muslims are probably the poorest, most uneducated, most powerless and most disunited people in the world.
And to make things even more difficult, Harry has brought along his outrageously sexy and poutingly entitled daughter Penelope, played by Dakota Johnson.
And just to make things even more difficult, she continued, they must be grilled because your husband already started the coals.
To make things even more difficult, he was working on the aircraft while it was still being built, a process plagued by delays.
To make things even more difficult, the budget for his agency's work, he tells me, has just been cut by almost 65%.
