Sentence examples for maybe more difficult from inspiring English sources

It's maybe more difficult to win than the others because you have one chance in four years and here you have four chances in one year".

"This is a three-cornered billiard shot, maybe more difficult than that," Governor Davis said in a news briefing this evening.

"One of the ideas which we share with Pompidou-Metz is trying to draw crowds with very popular shows," said Alain Seban, president of the Pompidou Center in Paris, "and introduce them to maybe more difficult, more contemporary shows.

Such a dependence questionnaire which focus on the dimension of dependence are more time-consuming, and maybe more difficult to administrate in current care, neither in tertiary nor in primary care settings.

Maybe more difficult, because while both FDR and Obama had financial meltdowns to deal with, Obama also faces the meltdown meltdown -- the rapid disintegration of the planet's climate system that threatens to challenge the very foundations of our civilization.

Mark Zuckerberg may want to connect the whole world to the internet, but Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg has a different -- and maybe more difficult -- ambition for the social networking giant: To give women a bigger share of its work force.

This rule maybe makes it more difficult than years ago.

If that's clearly outlined and then if the understanding is there from all of the participants, [both] would [sic] maybe [be] more difficult or to assess".

And maybe this is even more difficult for the rest of Latin America?

Without their support, I would have found it much more difficult, maybe impossible, to have got where I have".

But I have two girls (3); if I had a boy maybe it would be more difficult.