Sentence examples for maybe more difficult than from inspiring English sources

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

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 rule maybe makes it more difficult than years ago.

"So much attention is trained on her, and maybe that makes it more difficult than if she were someone who is less well known".

Once you start helping, you can't stop – maybe because going home is more difficult than heading into the fray.

"Maybe something turned out to be more difficult than you thought it was going to be.

If you reach the end of the book with the tiniest feeling that maybe things were sometimes darker and more difficult than O'Dair paints them, it seems a fair enough trade for this meticulous and vivid account.

It is much more difficult than poetry.

This is more difficult than it sounds.

Are some comparisons more difficult than others?

More difficult than evil ones?