Sentence examples for more difficult one from inspiring English sources

In the following weeks, after completing the song, Afanasieff spoke with Bronson about its recording, and how Carey created several versions of the track: There was a simpler performance on tape and a more difficult one, with Mariah singing out more, with more licks.

"Probably the more difficult one to swallow was the match against Wales on Friday night, where we were 1-0 up with nine minutes to go then lost the match 2-1".

While, as I have just stated, I think it clear what law should be applied to nonfinal convictions here on direct review, the choice of law problem as it applies to cases here on habeas seems to me a much more difficult one.

It will be a different year, but not necessarily a more difficult one for Poland.

The second, and more difficult one, is to improve the quality of education.

The political challenge is the more difficult one, but it cannot be ignored.

If you're performing tricks of some sort, start with a relatively simple one and move on to progressively more difficult ones until you get to the grand finale.

A fairer view, perhaps, is that the models do a good job with the "normal" cases — clearly the economy matters quite a bit to a president's re-election chances — but fumble on the more difficult ones.

Often, using some steps in the ones you know can help on the more difficult ones.

Start off with simpler books and, as you get better, move on to more difficult ones.

The hilly course is regarded as one of the more difficult ones in the world.