Sentence examples for more difficult having from inspiring English sources

Our ongoing work will be even more difficult having witnessed the challenges of the trial, but it remains our responsibility to make our School the safest place possible.

More difficult has been raising the rates at six and twelve months.

Of course, life might have been more difficult had I been higher up the political pecking order.

Making things even more difficult has been general market inactivity lately, if not paralysis, which has provided little in the way of pricing guidance.

It's not getting any easier but it could have been a lot more difficult had we capitulated.

Last year, it was able to use its overseas cash to purchase Nokia, a deal that would have been more difficult had it not amassed such an outsized pool.

Rendering recovery more difficult has been the lack of electricity, vital for pumping water.

Regional programs for more obscure and complex practices will only be more difficult, have greater costs, and involve more challenging political and social issues.

This would have been much more difficult, had the team not spent significant amounts of time reflecting on how decisions had been made/constrained by human and material forces, and how the project had developed over time.

In Western surveys, small children reported as being more difficult have been found to receive less responsive mothering, putting them at increased developmental risk [ 5, 65], while this link has not yet been established for African populations.

"Todd has had a more difficult experience than we have.