Sentence examples for more difficult or from inspiring English sources

Is there more difficult or worthwhile employment?

That is more difficult, or as difficult, as it sounds.

"There are surely resorts in the Alps with more difficult or extraordinary pistes," Mr. Senoner said.

On the whole, it is no more difficult, or easier, to use than the LetraTag.

Regulating special-interest money in politics has never been more difficult — or more important.

And no subject is more difficult or dangerous for politicians to handle.

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

These are not necessarily more difficult or expensive to manufacture than traditional lights, and they typically cost less to operate.

The whole process was not a lot more difficult or time-consuming than steaming, but the results are fabulous.

For iron-based alloys, however, determining them is more difficult or even impossible because steels may undergo different phase-transformations during cooling.

"We may have a situation where high school students who want to work may find it more difficult or not find it at all," he said.