Sentence examples for more difficult so from inspiring English sources

By her early-teenage years, she found being a compliant character in his psychotic delusions more difficult, so began fighting back with small acts of rebellion.

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By the time my son was 9-months-old, working from home had gotten more difficult, so we added a third day of child care for the next school year.

However, case law established the principle that a board of directors had no obligation to remain neutral and could institute measures that make a takeover attempt more difficult, so long as it was not "forever unattainable:" specifically, a "combination of a classified board and a Rights Plan do not constitute" an impermissible result.

"I wanted something more difficult, so I started to collaborate with another group of researchers on experiments about nuclear particle [physics] in space".

I'm back to being able to do a twenty-one minute 5k six months later (my course is much more difficult, so I have that excuse).

Whatever anyone may think about abortion, the persistent question for self-styled pro-lifers is why they tend to insist on making life so much more difficult for so many children who have entered the world.

Thereafter life became a great deal more difficult — and so it has been to this day.

"To the extent that makes my job and my work a little more difficult, well, so be it," he said.

Sealing both sides of the wax makes detaching the seal more difficult, and so in medieval times the reverse was often sealed by a counterseal for greater security.

The CSA's president, Sara de Tute, said: "The economic environment has undoubtedly become more difficult and so it is no surprise that debts are rising.