Sentence examples for more difficult even from inspiring English sources

"The politics of philanthropy is difficult, more difficult even than the film business," Haggis says.

"This consideration makes his case more difficult even in the eyes of relatively conservative jurists".

Recruitment of priests has become more difficult, even though the church, historically autonomous, is very progressive and ecumenical.

And again, "Class of origin and childhood poverty make educational attainment more difficult, even for children of similar test scores".

As the devastation gets worse, it becomes more difficult, even life threatening, to access food, water or medicines.

But it is more difficult, even though in some neighborhoods, residents have been leaving out the redeemables for easier access.

Such occlusions can make calibration much more difficult or even cause complete failure.

Moreover, it is more difficult or even impossible to predict the time series generated by the system.

Windows DIY: You should be able to wash windows, repair or replace wood sills, treat small rot spots on window frames, and -- though it's somewhat more difficult -- even replace individual glass panes.

More practically, PBIS is substantially more difficult to even identify, let alone correct.

History would suggest it's even more difficult to take even a thimbleful of money away.