Sentence examples for more difficult societies from inspiring English sources

"In the smaller places like Swaziland, in the more difficult societies, I'm more likely able to find things for some reason," she said.

This interest is motivated by an understanding that increased variability and resulting extreme weather conditions may be more difficult for society to adapt to than altered mean conditions3.

But seldom have these studies examined the peak rate for multiple resources at once — and how this potential interconnectedness might make it more difficult for society to adapt to future resource scarcity.

Closing Backpage or any other online website that works as closely with law enforcement as it does will only make it more difficult for society to get underage teens out of the sex trade and into the kind of social services they urgently need.

But it is far more difficult to reshape societies in America's image".

It's a lot more difficult for civil society, where we all have our own separate goals but little support from governments.

Over the last two years, the oil-rich country has passed several legal amendments making it more difficult for civil society organisations and activists to operate.

"Dealing with child sex abuse is even more difficult in a society like ours where families often prefer to have a child kept quiet and protect their honor, especially if the offender happens to be someone from the family or close to them," the authors write.

For this and many of the reasons suggested by my Brother WHITE'S dissent, I agree that holdings like this make it far more difficult to protect society 'against those who have made it impossible to live today in safety.' I would affirm this conviction.

"We should not simply use pharmaceuticals to treat the results of unhealthy conditions," said Sir Michael Marmot, director of the Institute of Health Equity at UCL. "Choosing healthy lifestyles is more difficult because our society promotes cheap unhealthy foods, low alcohol prices, and car use instead of walking or cycling".

"The military conflict is easy in comparison; what is much more difficult is transforming society, changing the way people relate to each other and to their own lives". I am told this while waiting outside of an education session for Kurdish militants near Amûdê in Rojava's Cizîrê Canton.