Sentence examples for more difficult to stage from inspiring English sources
Car bombings can be particularly lethal, but are certainly more difficult to stage.
Indeed, it was Mr. Mohammed who recognized that it would be much more difficult to stage large-scale attacks while the network's leaders and lieutenants were scattered.
When everything is falling apart it's more difficult to stage him," says Anatoly Smelyansky, associate artistic director of the Moscow Arts Theatre.
They have made proxy fights more difficult to stage by putting obstacles in the way of shareholders communicating with each other.
It is much more difficult to arrange.
Opera is a difficult medium, difficult to write and difficult to stage, but when it succeeds, nothing can speak to us more powerfully or affect us more deeply.
Psychoanalytic interpretations have proved more difficult to depict on stage.
Because it is more difficult to diagnose early-stage TB, the female patients may appear to have a longer HSD.
The structure of this relationship may be more difficult to determine in earlier stages.
However, this morphogenesis becomes more and more difficult to image at later stages as less densely stained small 'veils', sheet-like regions of bone, are deposited between the secondary spurs.
This might also suggest that the employed found it more difficult to attend the various stages of the assessment process because of difficulties in arranging time off work.
