Sentence examples for more difficult to launch from inspiring English sources

Other bands might find it more difficult to launch similar apps, however.

In emerging markets, people could find it more difficult to launch a startup because of credit limitations, cost concerns or less access to financial tools in general.  .

Going the extra mile and providing feedback from actual doctors makes the service more difficult to launch, but it also makes it more interesting.

Recent changes in the French policy for granting research nowadays tend to favor shorter term projects and the authors want to inform the scientific community that research projects in the spirit of the present one -i.e. long term experiments not strongly oriented towards industrial concerns- are becoming more and more difficult to launch.

Environmental advocates say it would have been difficult to launch a more potentially devastating attack on the EPA and its stated mission, "to protect human health and the environment".

"The collapse in retail spending makes it really difficult to launch now," Mr. Eschbach said.

"It would be pretty difficult to launch a ski brand from Africa," she noted.

The original UBC became a node facilitating the new university-university collaboration that otherwise would have been difficult to launch.

The specificities of pediatric population make it difficult to launch clinical trials assessing efficacy of TTs in osteosarcomas.

(Since 1996, when Australia banned rapid-fire rifles, made it more difficult to buy handguns, and launched a national gun-buyback program, the number of gun deaths has fallen sharply, and there have been no mass murders by firearm).

So had you been launching your own career now, would it have been more difficult to get started?