Sentence examples for more difficult to support from inspiring English sources

If more things keep coming up, it's going to be a lot more difficult to support him".

"[The government] has got to realise if they start building in all of these additional conditions, that's going to make it even more difficult to support the plebiscite," she said.

It's easy to support a winning team, much more difficult to support a losing team.

When the transmission rate gets larger, it becomes more difficult to support the successful data transmissions due to the rigorous requirement of the channel quality.

Such services have the potential to support topical writers in areas like environmentalism and human rights, but it will be much more difficult to support the sort of spontaneous investigations that are quite typical for a journalist.

Publisher mobility is more difficult to support compared to subscriber mobility, because the name resolution system (in the coupled approach) or the routing tables (in the decoupled approach) need to be updated [1]. Figure 1 gives the abstract architecture of caching framework based on ICN, in which caches are usually placed at every CR.

Some activities seem easier to sustain (e.g., window cling, healthy meal availability), while other activities (e.g., promotion by wait staff, deli sample tasting stations) may be more difficult to sustain without continued support from dedicated NPA coalition staff.

But, Mr. Bennett added, "it would have made it more difficult to secure support for it".

"The success of this idea now makes it more difficult to garner support for a market for organs".

Anyone who has been selected behind closed doors may find it that much more difficult to rally support for the alliance's missions.

The mainstream right, on the other hand, could find it more difficult to accept support from the far-right parties after the deadly events in Oslo and on Utoya Island.