Sentence examples for more difficult less from inspiring English sources

(Algebra I found more difficult: less logical).

But there is also the more difficult, less quantifiable question of what we paid in "opportunity costs".

He said he worried that I was in for a more difficult, less complete life than they and my sister were.

Even if a film is screened, getting distribution is considerably more difficult – less than 1% of American films find meaningful distribution.

Within this, situational crime prevention identifies the mechanisms of victim precaution by which crime is made riskier, more difficult, less rewarding, less excusable, or less provoked, such that quasi-rational offenders decide not to commit crime (Cornish and Clarke 2003).

Everything becomes more difficult and less enjoyable.

"Nothing has happened today to make mediation more difficult or less likely," he said.

"They need to face the fact that schools have become more difficult and less rewarding places in which to work.

Still, open hardware would at a minimum make the N.S.A.'s Internet surveillance efforts more difficult and less effective.

Additionally, Afghanistan has a larger population, more difficult terrain, less developed infrastructure and a lack of experience fielding large, Western-style militaries.

Bigger, bloodier, more difficult and less interesting, Hotline Miami 2 is a disappointingly retrograde follow-up to a game that was lauded for its uncompromising spirit of invention.