Sentence examples for more difficult programme from inspiring English sources

The pair, who presented their last Channel 4 show yesterday after seven years with the network, said it was a more difficult programme to present than their ITV show, This Morning.

Furthermore, without this document, the governments find it more difficult to plan proper programmes and social policies targeted at children.

"The much more difficult end of our programme is the private sector".

This in turn makes it much more difficult to formulate effective programmes targeting vulnerable communities.

"It was more difficult to put on a programme that challenged people and was interesting politically and artistically".

From the little information that is available, the eye health workforce in Africa is thought to be much smaller and less dense than other regions of the world and unevenly distributed within countries, making VISION 2020 programme goals more difficult to achieve in poorer, rural areas [ 1, 2, 8, 9].

Often delving into the technical details of internet security, calling it "defence against the dark arts in the digital realm", he said the systems currently available, if used by the general public, would make NSA bulk surveillance programmes much more difficult.

Instead, Russia has made it far more difficult for Obama to cancel the programme once in office by making him vulnerable to domestic proponents of missile defence.

Meanwhile the regular calculation of surpluses and deficits, which takes place during formal three-yearly scheme valuations, has been made even more difficult by the Bank of England's programme of quantitative easing (QE).

In addition, 61% found the level of the MCQs within the ESSQ programme to be more difficult than those in the MRCS examination.

In this pilot programme it was more difficult to recruit and retain male than female older adults, as well as those who were oldest, came from low socio-economic groups had a low level of literacy and unhealthy behaviours.