Sentence examples for more difficult given from inspiring English sources

But it is more difficult, given Ms Malone's track record, to see it as an genuinely controversial move.

They dismissed notions that protecting Trump might be more difficult given his unique personality and the variety of people and groups he has angered.

"During the second quarter, the operating environment was more difficult given global macroeconomic concerns," said Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman's chairman and chief executive.

These episodes suggest a lack of grip at the top.Condemning Mr Major for the convoluted twists of his European policy is more difficult given his party's divides.

Estimating the cost of space-based infrastructure is difficult for many reasons; ensuring accurate estimates is even more difficult given the tendency for contracting mechanisms to induce downward biases.

This kind of approach was thriving in many local schools, however since the cut in funding it has become more difficult given that schools have so many other priorities and issues.

The association of shorter uterine cavity and lower dissatisfaction with second generation endometrial destruction could be because endoscopic treatment is technically more difficult, though given the borderline statistical significance it could also have arisen by chance.

Yet that task could become markedly more difficult now given the current problems with the United States mortgage market.

Presumably, taking someone else's points is more difficult now, given that speed cameras capture not only the number plate, but the driver, on film.

As the room filled, navigating became more and more difficult, especially given the number of trains trailing behind their wearers, inviting accident.

Laying the foundations for democratic politics is more difficult, particularly given the stark disparities in wealth and development that mark the global economy.