Sentence examples for more difficult series from inspiring English sources
As one of their more difficult series of games this season, this will not only test Denver's mettle, but also play a significant role in determining where they ultimately end up in the standings.
As I climb my way up to Arthur's location, he laughs as I make a more difficult series of moves to reach its summit, "I wasn't sure how you'd handle that part.
This is a much more difficult series than simply stepping back, but has the benefit of more strength training and stretching.
After the great shock of the first episode he relaxes and begins to accept his family for the good people that they are". "A lot has happened and continues to happen with Drake and he is in a much more difficult state this series.
Getting to No1 was a great achievement: hanging on to it has proved more difficult and a 2-0 series loss represents their worst result in a home series since the Ashes of 2001.
With changes in the rules this year that have narrowed the technological gap between cars, facilitated overtaking and made understanding and using the tires more difficult, many feel the series has gone too far.
Channel 4 added that events were "no more difficult" than in previous series and all competitors had "undertaken a rigorous training programme to prepare them for the show".
Otto died in 1002 and Bolesław's relationship with his successor Henry II turned out to be much more difficult, resulting in a series of wars (1002 1005, 1007 1013, 1015 1018).
T.J.Clark's überformalist article for the exhibition catalogue ('On Frank Auerbach') makes it even more difficult to read these series as visual essays on the relationship between pigments, feelings and repression.
Even though such series are more difficult to schedule for that reason, they create excitement that networks need, Ms. Walden said.
To some people's surprise there were four £1m winners, which insiders claim may have made it more difficult or expensive for the series to be underwritten again.
