Sentence examples for more difficult to build from inspiring English sources

"It used to be more difficult to build in steel than in concrete blocks, for instance.

Conversely, changes to planning legislation may make it more difficult to build wind farms.

There is perhaps no place more difficult to build than Manhattan, owing to politics, constraints on space, competition, and high construction costs.

The "verbal cold war" between Mr Chávez and George Bush's administration makes it much more difficult to build bridges between Venezuela's government and the opposition, he says.Maybe so.

And developers say the state's purchase of a million acres of open space is making it more difficult to build in the suburbs.

"Two years ago, property owners worried that it would become more difficult to build and they could loose value," said Mr. Hoffmeister, the broker.

They are more expensive and difficult to build than overland pipelines.

Jellyfish tanks are even more expensive and difficult to build than fish tanks, said Justin Muir, owner of City Aquarium, a Brooklyn-based rival to Manhattan Aquariums.

If true, this would represent a major leap forward in the country's nuclear program because thermonuclear devices are more powerful and difficult to build.

A preponderance of panels is already making it difficult to build more farms in the sunny south-west.If Britain is serious about hitting its legally-binding target for renewable generation, more solar seems inevitable.

It's not too difficult to build a rather more interesting sandwich with basic ingredients at minimal cost.