Sentence examples for more difficult life from inspiring English sources

But the more effectively you criticise the authorities, the more difficult life becomes.

So, it appeared, did the economy -- the higher we rode, the more difficult life seemed.

How much more difficult life would be for the police if this attitude became widespread.

People are fated to that kind of more and more difficult life.' There is another view which says politics can change that.

Caught among the "tweezer-tongued harpies" who also serve the empress, she remarks ruefully, "The more perceptive one is, the more difficult life at court inevitably turns out to be".

Subjected to homophobic abuse by the community, from exorcism to exile, Jeanette realises that she must lead the more difficult life of a prophet, who, unlike the priest, doesn't have all the answers spelled out in a book.

As the devastation gets worse, it becomes more difficult, even life threatening, to access food, water or medicines.

The struggle to survive in the camp is far more epic, far more difficult, than life in the trenches.

That's important, because the more you have and depend on and need, the more difficult your life becomes.

For some, the epic tale and its themes of courage, hope and magic proved invaluable during the more difficult hurdles life throws your way.

Part of winning at life and being content and fulfilled is facing the more difficult challenges that life throws at you.