Sentence examples for more difficult later from inspiring English sources

It is costlier and more difficult later".

Because it is inevitably that little bit more difficult later on".

It got more difficult later on, when one by one they got married and I was still on my own.

One downside is that when carmakers introduce a redesign, the previous year's model tends to depreciate more quickly, which can make selling it more difficult later on.

"Probably it would be more difficult later in the year because politics gets more intense later in the year," Mr. Armey said at his weekly news conference.

As this and a series of future disappointments are to demonstrate, "adjustments" to the loss of a beloved partner are far more difficult later in life.

Play to win in a meaningless match, only to be rewarded with a more difficult path later on?

"The surgeon told me if I didn't do surgery soon, I'd have a more difficult surgery later".

This allowed the group to successfully perform the technically more difficult experiments later in the sequence.

Howe and Feast (2003) pointed out that parent-child communication was more difficult in later adoptions than in earlier ones.

Mr Zhang says: "Most Chinese companies would choose the other way, the easy markets first and then the more difficult ones later.