Sentence examples for more difficult processes from inspiring English sources

As time went on the smiths grew less inclined toward the more difficult processes of hammering and welding and contented themselves ultimately with thin ribbon iron, the various parts of which were fastened together by collars.

Killen avouched that writing the episode's script was one of the more difficult processes of creating the series.

First, through the layering of globalized and more difficult processes of making health policy onto existing domestic policy-making processes (procedural constriction).

We expected a much more difficult process".

It's a much more difficult process than a 22-year-old waiter would realize.

Compared with developing a female pill, designing a male version is a far more difficult process.

Negotiating further nuclear reductions will be a more difficult process than New START, and it will require more time.

"And since he's been through a more difficult process to be a coach and work his way up to varsity, kids have more respect".

While those amendments are mostly known for making bankruptcy a more difficult process for individuals, one of the key changes was to limit a corporate debtor's "exclusivity".

Christensen says he favours other mechanisms to bring in health workers, such as the regional sponsored migration scheme because it is a more difficult process than the 457 visa.

If you establish requirements out of the services and then the CINC's [commanders] opine on requirements, and they are coming from separate perspectives, it will undoubtedly produce a more difficult process and decisions that would be different than if you did it a different way.