Sentence examples for more difficult to file from inspiring English sources

Pressed by business and credit-card lobbyists, leaders of both parties had agreed to make it more difficult to file for personal bankruptcy.

Both measures try to make debtors accept more responsibility by making it more difficult to file Chapter 7 bankruptcies, which allows consumers to discharge unsecured debts that remain after assets are liquidated.

A federal investigation is also ongoing in the case, although (as I have argued earlier) federal charges would be more difficult to file in this situation than state charges.

Professor Cox, who has studied 600 class action lawsuits over the last decade, said it was difficult to find "abusive or malicious" cases, particularly in light of new laws and court decisions that had made it more difficult to file such suits.

Prior to the big speech, the White House said it would consider making medical malpractice lawsuits more difficult to file as an element of health reform.

The first piece I read stated, "Even a single session of Internet usage can make it more difficult to file away information in your memory".

But some data is proving more difficult to find, the court filing says.

As a result many of the more accessible files have become a bit more difficult to find.

Eventually, in 1997, due to laws making it more difficult to keep files over 25 years old classified, the NSA released a less redacted Yeates affidavit and 156 UFO documents.

The new law, he said, with its emphasis on speed, could well make it more difficult to wait before filing an application, to take the time to experiment over years, and to confidentially show early concepts to investors to raise money.

While Freenet attracted wide attention as a potentially disruptive force when he introduced it in 2000, it proved more difficult to use than file-sharing programs like Grokster and Napster, and did not achieve the impact that he envisioned.