Sentence examples for more difficult to attain from inspiring English sources

The other requirement, margin justification, proved more difficult to attain.

But certainly, without focus, career success will be much more difficult to attain.

It's been said that a good black-and-white picture is more difficult to attain than a color one because color somehow fills in the blanks for people.

Asked about a $1.5 billion revolving credit line that the company is seeking from bank lenders, the analysts warned that such a loan would be much more difficult to attain in the current environment.

Here it is shown that, for large PFC-plasma distance, the structure of the equilibrium solution space becomes increasingly complex and desirable solutions become more difficult to attain as the flux loops are moved farther from the plasma.

But if the problem is our unwillingness to be told the truth, to have a leader who will make difficult national choices, then the solution is much more difficult to attain.

Here that is more difficult to achieve.

"It's more difficult to make decisions".

After a rushed debate, the Rhodes statue at UCT was removed in April 2015, a quick and symbolic measure of appeasement, but the students' demands for a fuller transformation will be far more slow and difficult to attain.

Education has also become heavily politicized and increasingly more – instead of less – difficult to attain.

It is clear from Fig. 10 that working at lower temperature favours isomerisation and that under more severe conditions, it is difficult to attain very high selectivity to iso-heptanes.