Sentence examples for more difficult to happen from inspiring English sources

"The question is: is the UK ready to accept or encourage greater integration of the eurozone or is the UK distrustful of that and will it create obstacles and make it more difficult to happen?" The Financial Times (subscription) says the Lib Dems are pushing for Hong Kong-style regulations relating to bankers' bonuses.

"The majority of egg freezing requests are because someone wants to preserve their fertility so they feel as though if it is a few years before they meet the person they want to have a child with, and perhaps their fertility has declined to an extent where that might be more difficult to happen, at least they have got some fertility frozen in time," he said.

This happens because in a subnetwork with many dimensions it is more difficult to find documents in which entities of all dimensions co-occur.

It is mainly because that the de-doping phenomenon is difficult to happen when macromolecular doping is conducted, and the structure of copolymer chains is more stable.

But I know from my own experience that when you're young, even though you may have the same skills, you find it more difficult to forget what happened before".

It is more difficult to envision what happens to a country – let alone a conservative movement – in which the standard bearer is Donald Trump.

His reasoning, it later developed, was that when a plane blows up in the air it is far more difficult to reconstruct what happened if the plane plunges into water than if it crashes on land.

With every upturn being followed by deeper falls, investors are increasingly wary as it becomes more and more difficult to determine what might happen next.

"In a case like Pascua-Lama it is more difficult to predict what will happen in that kind of circumstance," he says.

It's far more difficult to tell you what happens next, because it looks so ridiculous written down.

"It's much more difficult to ask, 'Then what happens?' " The percentages of female, black, and Hispanic tech employees at Silicon Valley companies tend to be lower than the percentages with computer-science degrees.