Sentence examples for more difficult to divide from inspiring English sources

That is to say, modern technology, travel, and communications now make it more difficult to divide the world into a simple "us" vs. "them".

They are even more difficult to separate.

How can this be possible, considering the fact that is was much more difficult to bring the divided peoples of Europe closer together after all those dreadful events of the past?

Republicans got their way, but doing so made the bill more difficult to pass a closely divided Senate that had already left Washington for the year.

It would also likely lead to higher wireless prices, making it that much more difficult to close the digital divide.

It is easy to divide assets, but much more difficult to figure out how to handle debts, and whether to keep or walk away from a house for example.

At the same time, by doing so, my attention is divided, so it becomes more difficult to work on the next bigger thing quickly and efficiently.

Proplastids are thought to divide in the same basic way, although they are much more difficult to observe, residing in small meristematic cells.

But consider it the beginning of a needed discussion to help us bridge the deep divide that has made it more difficult to understand each other.

Some critics said that the tracking stock would not necessarily help the existing shareholders because it might divide the market for Sony stock, making it more difficult to trade existing shares.

Sadly, outrageously, this dividing line may prove far more difficult to erase than even the Berlin Wall itself.