Sentence examples for more difficult to construct from inspiring English sources

A circle is more difficult to construct than a square.

Also, it is considered more difficult to construct a weapon with plutonium versus highly enriched uranium.

Why has it become more difficult to construct and preserve ice roads in the Arctic in recent times?

Ministers have also introduced new rules to make it more difficult to construct renewable energy projects, and increased subsidies to the fossil fuel industries through the "capacity market".

It would be more difficult to construct this architecture from scratch, but however it's done, it's a must: a positive social justice message could be what tips the balance toward re-election for the president.

Statistical tests for Figures 9 and 10 are more difficult to construct, and will not be shown in this paper.

The San Diego Union (predecessor to the Union-Tribune) published a few freelance articles in 1984 about I-805, complimenting the four-level interchange with I-8 and the arch bridge at Eastgate Mall, while mentioning that subsequent inflation after their completion would have made such structures more difficult to build if they had been constructed later.

Biographies are, in their nature, far more difficult to make into films than novels, because novels come with plots constructed and dialogue written, whereas I don't invent dialogue for my subjects or plot their lives for them.

"It's more difficult to make decisions".

What is more, it may be difficult to construct more complex queries.

18 However, a more realistic model is difficult to construct unless we know more about the biological or administrative reasons for the bursting behaviour.