Sentence examples for more difficult during from inspiring English sources

Winfrey, he decided, had "made it ever so slightly more difficult, during the life of her book club, to publish latter-day Tolstoys and Faulkners and Dickenses".

In high school, she said, her goal was "to get through another day, basically," a task made more difficult during her senior year, when she became pregnant.

REGARDLESS of the child's age, Dr. Cloitre and others recommend that adults monitor what their children watch on television, which is more difficult during spring vacation or when children are at home without parental supervision.

However, mammal births on the International Space Station (ISS) cited by Ronca were found to be more difficult during labor and were more likely to result in stillbirths.

Providing a proper response is easy during the good times, but it can be infinitely more difficult during times of stress or conflict.

The April 2010 crisis was partly a result of limitations in the model used to assess ash location and density, which made operational planning all the more difficult during the crisis.

However, airway management for general anesthesia during adulthood is more difficult than during childhood due to the progression of skeletal deformities of the vertebrae/chest, deformity/stenosis of the airway, or tracheomalacia [2].

It was also evident that community members paid attention to the de facto availability of providers and to staff changes, which made decision-making more difficult especially during the distress of an ongoing disease during the weekends.

Ali Ahmed, a fisherman who has worked at the market for more than 20 years, says earning a living has never been more difficult, even during the civil war.

Justin Trudeau chose more difficult roads during his career — partly, it seems, to show he had not been handed a life in politics on a platter.

Because of the limited sensation inside his pressurized suit, he said recovering from a spin was much more difficult than during an ordinary dive.