Sentence examples for more difficult not from inspiring English sources

Obviously it is more difficult not being seeded top four.

"Just getting the report probably makes it even more difficult, not what it says, but it brings up more stuff we just went through".

"When you have problems with an actor like Marlon -- and I had -- it's more difficult not to direct, more difficult to discover.

It could be argued, said Barb Jacobs, an assistant commissioner of the Big East Conference, that it is more difficult — not easier — for UConn to win titles today than it was for U.C.L.A. in the 1960s and '70s.

But Mr Souki says the abundance of gas in America will make it more difficult not to export, and the 30 states which benefit from taxes and royalties on hydrocarbons will want to keep the gas flowing.Transport costs remain uncertain.

Geoffrey Hartman, the director of the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University, has recently written that the graphic images churned out by today's culture make critical thinking more difficult, not less.

Each level is increasingly more difficult-not only do you have to do what you started off doing, but you'll get a few additional totals to do.

We have not measured rates of steps 3, 5, 6, and 8, which are all more difficult or not even possible.

Just starting out and not having a feedback score will make doing business on eBay a little more difficult but not impossible.

He said it would be more difficult, though not impossible.

Obviously this makes it more difficult, but not impossible".