Sentence examples for more difficult than ever before from inspiring English sources

But figuring out who's doing something important on Twitter (and what "important" means) is more difficult than ever before.

With Pakistani civilian and military leaders meeting with Obama administration officials this week in Washington — and with The Times report on Tuesday that Afghan and Taliban leaders are holding direct, high-level talks to end the war — cutting through this Gordian knot has become more urgent and more difficult than ever before.

In the embassy's leafy gardens he declared that he was immensely proud of athletes who, against the odds, had qualified to participate in the sporting showpiece – draconian budget cuts have left facilities in a state of disrepair that has made training more difficult than ever before.

What I am about to say I say with great sadness: After seeing on television, during the Intifada, the faces of young Palestinians twisted with hate, it is more difficult than ever before for me to believe in the Palestinians' will for peace.

Times have recently got more difficult than ever.

I expected it to be easier than ever but it was more difficult than ever.

Trump made campaigning "probably more difficult" than ever, he said.