Sentence examples for many more difficult from inspiring English sources

I can't think of many more difficult audiences than the rowdy rabble that inhabits the House of Commons.

"There are so many more difficult positions in Ashtanga!" one guest said, indignant, from one corner of the room.

However with issues to deal with in Indonesia, Myanmar, the U.K., India and elsewhere, it's likely Zuckerberg will have many more difficult questions to answer.

"Many people may think my story is difficult, but many more had more difficult than mine.

If storing gold is a hassle, coal is many times more difficult.

Farming in the tropics is in many ways more difficult than in a temperate climate.

Few rust when left outside, and many are more difficult to steal: between 2003 and 2013 the number of vehicle thefts in England and Wales fell 76%.

Among all the opening holes in championship golf, many are more difficult and some are easier than the opening hole at the Riviera Country Club.

And although I knew his position was in many ways more difficult that mine, with more advanced spread of cancer to more difficult parts of the body, news of his passing came as a real shock.

Italy's job has been, in many ways, more difficult: Facing resistance in a Parliament it controls only narrowly, the center-left government has not made any major changes in immigration procedures.

"It will be many times more difficult to fight in regional centres where there is a huge number of peaceful residents," he said, adding that the Russian border remains under rebel control in several places.