Sentence examples for more difficult to use from inspiring English sources

The airport, she said, was more difficult to use than more established facilities around the region.

That makes it more difficult to use, but he doesn't care.

To make computer systems more secure, a company often has to make its products slower and more difficult to use.

But program providers have not taken action against VCR manufacturers because those devices are generally more difficult to use.

That line of attack will almost certainly be more difficult to use as he begins running for a second term.

As long as the credit crunch continues, it will be more difficult to use borrowed money to boost incomes.

Textbooks companies cram books with extraneous material in order to meet the varying academic standards of different states, making them more difficult to use effectively.

"While it's much better and more accurate to use than a touch pad, a smaller mouse is more difficult to use than a full-size one".

Yahoo said it would make it more difficult to use its popular search engine to find listings for pornographic Web sites.

And over time some of the cells have accumulated genetic abnormalities that make them more difficult to use even for basic research.

And they're more difficult to use in cases where the affected muscles are small and hard to isolate, as in the mouths of French-horn players.