Sentence examples for more difficult to control from inspiring English sources

The roaming paparazzi may be more difficult to control.

An aircraft gas-turbine engine is more difficult to control.

The outdoor-feeding arabiensis is far more difficult to control.

But the new "woke" Maeve may be more difficult to control than your average host.

If those hormones aren't controlled, it becomes far more difficult to control one's weight.

Therefore the box containing lead was more difficult to control and it felt heavier".

Multinational corporations are more difficult to control, she concedes, but they are the next target.

Other forms of gambling, he said, are more difficult to control.

Securocrats and censors find foreign firms more difficult to control than local champions.

The results of co-op elections, lawyers say, can be difficult to predict and even more difficult to control.

But pressure on American forces here has grown as Iraq has proved more difficult to control than was anticipated.