Sentence examples for more difficult side from inspiring English sources

They did sieve six against Brazil in one of Queiroz's first games, in November 2008, but Sir Alex Ferguson's former assistant at Manchester United has turned them into a much more difficult side to break down.

France will need to get their lineout right, which they did not do against Wales, because without a platform there is no more difficult side to play against than England, who should win the cleaner ball.

There is, of course, probably a more difficult side to all of this.

She has two sides – once you've shown her that you can handle her more difficult side (the curious, adventurous one), show her that you can relax, too, in pajamas and with a movie and take-out.

Malavath's accomplishment is even more remarkable considering that she reached the peak from the more difficult Tibetan side.

And just to make a climbing goat's life that much more difficult, one side of the metal sheet is guarded by a billy goat ready to head-butt anything that comes sliding down his side.

That is part of the plan, and if at that point the potential payment strikers have prevailed in the court of public opinion, Congress will find it more and more difficult to side with the banks.

Obviously, the higher the average entropy H b, the more difficult the side-weight inference.

Every time we do that it makes it more difficult for sides around us.

A few near misses from Hamburg and Werder Bremen in recent years in the Europa League - as well as third place in Uefa's coefficient rankings - suggest the overall quality is pretty high but the fierce domestic competition and fluidity in the league table have made it more difficult for sides to get established in Europe's second competition.

The obstruction charges she faces may be more difficult for her side to win.