Sentence examples for more difficult perhaps from inspiring English sources

The work of US diplomats will prove more difficult, perhaps for a long time to come.

More difficult, perhaps, is deciding how these criteria can be used to construct policies for Linked Data consumption.

Even more difficult, perhaps, is the question: If God is omnipotent and exercises providential control over his creation, how can people be other than puppets?

"It is more difficult, perhaps, for that industry to brush something under the rug and want to chance not disclosing it because the ramifications for being found out are pretty significant," said ITRC chief executive Eva Velasquez.

It may seem difficult to square these two statements, and it is more difficult, perhaps even nearly impossible, to imagine a situation in which a winning mayoral candidate in Boston could be a Yankees fan.

The real reason, however, was much worse: This has been a war of ego, which makes it all the more difficult, perhaps impossible, for its perpetrators to admit their egregious mistakes and take corrective action.

The Pataki administration could also make Indian Point's operation more difficult -- perhaps even impossible -- by changing its environmental permits to limit its water use.

We knew they'd find it much more difficult than perhaps they imagined".

Doing such trades now would be more difficult, but perhaps not impossible.

A domain of art where experiences are more difficult and perhaps more intense than in the easygoing, thrill-a-minute realm of pop culture?

It was different in olden days, when travel was more difficult and, perhaps, national pride more acute.