Sentence examples for more difficult to win from inspiring English sources

The rest of London was more difficult to win over.

While state funding is necessary, it will be more difficult to win public support.

"We will not make the war more difficult to win by publicly disclosing classified information," he said.

"Yeah, it's been more difficult to win because there are so many big hitters out there," Hingis said.

"We make it much more difficult to win the championship but we have to keep going and hope.

It's maybe more difficult to win than the others because you have one chance in four years and here you have four chances in one year".

Even today, as economic news becomes more encouraging, leaders are finding it difficult to win back this trust.

Conte, now managing the Italian national team, said he left because it "may be more difficult to keep winning with Juventus" in the future.

"I guess quite frankly, until you get that infrastructure in place, it's going to be more difficult to find candidates who actually win".

"The government's proposals to make it more difficult to get a no-win-no-fee arrangements could severely damage the ability of individuals with limited financial means to take action against the nefarious practices of large corporations," the Labour MP said.

Because it is much more difficult to back up that first win with another - there is a change of psyche.