Sentence examples for more difficult from from inspiring English sources

Did the words tested get much more difficult from number 33 onward?

It was made more difficult from one end by the sun in your eyes.

I knew this would make my challenge a little more difficult from the get-go.

Level 2 of the game starts on the dark side of the moon, and the challenge becomes progressively more difficult from there.

Had there been nothing else, one external factor would have made the cultivation of humanitas, as originally practiced, more and more difficult from the beginning of the 16th century on.

What is even more difficult, from the perspective of party conservatives who fear Mr. Koizumi, is that he enjoys strong support from the Liberal Democratic Party's rebellious local chapters, which will hold elections between now and Tuesday to express their preference in the leadership contest.

Constant changes to the examination system are making it more difficult for students from disadvantaged backgrounds to succeed," he said.

This also makes the extraction of entities from patent documents more difficult than from journal articles [35].

Isolation of PMN from mice is much more difficult than from humans.

Establishing muscle cell cultures from mature animals is described as being more difficult than from young growing animals [ 12, 32, 33].

From that time forward, and in particular from the 1320s, admission to that body became more difficult, and from the 1390s it ceased altogether.