Sentence examples for more difficult setting from inspiring English sources

But they discussed these hopes in a more difficult setting.

Contraction has held up the start of bargaining for a new labor agreement and threatens to make those negotiations more difficult, setting a discordant tone for the talks.

The recently released PC shooter game Soldier of Fortune offers the best of both worlds: an easy setting, for unlimited saves at any time in a level, or a more difficult setting that limits the number of saves per level.

To the contrary, it is far more likely to make it still more difficult, setting back the very goal you seek.

If the player has trouble once they have chosen the more difficult setting, Poirot will gradually become more forthcoming with information.

As compared with these studies, the present investigation was performed on a larger set of samples, a broader range of agents and in a more difficult setting, comprising sampling of small children at several health care units in a developing country.

If instead, as we all hope, we start returning to growth late this year or early next, ministers will face a more difficult set of choices.

In some ways, because Liberty's operations were focused so heavily in the all-but-deserted eastern half of the city, Mr. McDonald must confront a more difficult set of choices than most of his corporate peers.

Mutually advantageous transactions present a more difficult set of problems.

More able respondents received a more difficult set of items than less able respondents.

For FERET, this ordering means the gallery generally included images from the FA and FB subsets while the probe is from the one of the more difficult sets (DUP1 or DUP2).