Sentence examples for more difficult under from inspiring English sources

What will be made more difficult under the new federal policy, according to the article?

Public protest against the Kremlin became more difficult under Mr. Putin.

Accomplishing that goal would be more difficult under the defense authorization bill.

Assou-Ekotto has thrived under Harry Redknapp but things were more difficult under previous Tottenham managers Martin Jol and Juande Ramos, with whom he had problems.

But the delicate dance was even more difficult under the hot lights on the debate stage and under withering questioning from Mr. Perry's rivals.

Mr. Rubio, in a statement explaining his vote, warned that "rapid economic growth and job creation will be made more difficult under the deal reached here in Washington".

Alan Johnson also announced that the Government was taking on powers to make it more difficult for under-18s to use cigarette vending machines - and may ban them if that does not work.

He would also try to sneak in more difficult stuff "under the radar".

The underlying assumption was that oxidation of methyl groups is more difficult and under the mild oxidation conditions investigated, little oxidation of methyl groups was anticipated.

A paradigm involves a mundane example with a feature sometimes an essential feature relevant to the definition of the more difficult kind under investigation.

However, experiences of (and the incidence of) herbal medicine-related ADRs are more difficult to determine because under-reporting of suspected ADRs, may be more substantial for NHPs than for conventional drugs [ 8].