Sentence examples for more difficult to ask from inspiring English sources

But it's much more difficult to ask why women are not finding equality at all levels of work.

When customers were confined to scanning newspaper classifieds or visiting real estate agencies, it was more difficult to ask for help with the work.

"It's much more difficult to ask, 'Then what happens?' " The percentages of female, black, and Hispanic tech employees at Silicon Valley companies tend to be lower than the percentages with computer-science degrees.

It often means that some types of questions will become more important (or more difficult to ask) than others.

Interestingly, all else being equal, part-time workers are less likely to be paid less than the hourly minimum (probably it is more difficult to ask part-time workers to do extra hours) while the probability of being paid less than the minimum goes down with tenure.

It may be more difficult to ask friends not to smoke around in friends' homes than to ask them not to smoke in one's own home.

It was more difficult to take Koroni.

Though it's difficult to ask more of Martins, who does not ultimately control classification, his efforts only get us halfway and do little to address the torture allegations.

B. I would like to receive more information about my treatment without having to ask. C. I find it difficult to ask questions about my treatment.

The point of detection seemed to be more difficult to establish when asking the participants.

It becomes much more difficult to reach one another and ask "Are you OK?" If phone systems go down, people no longer have communication devices in their hands, they have a brick.