Sentence examples for more difficult version from inspiring English sources

He will present a more difficult version of the same poses this weekend.

In her previous book, "Team of Rivals" (2005), Goodwin figured out an ingenious way around an even more difficult version of this problem — writing about Abraham Lincoln — by focussing on three members of Lincoln's Cabinet: Edward Bates, Salmon Chase, and William Seward.

A more difficult version, the consonant-vowel-consonant test, required subjects to identify two similar-sounding words, such as "bit" and "get".

Hard Campaign can be unlocked, which is a more difficult version of the standard campaign.

He made sure to point out that the president passed a "longer, more difficult" version, and that administering it was "not driven by clinical concerns".

The Wii Punch-Out!! has a mode called "Title Defense" which featured a more difficult version of Glass Joe among other opponents.

The problem of moving curves on surfaces can also be viewed as a simple constraint problem and may be useful in studying more difficult versions.

The impassioned Kirstin Sharpin hurls herself at Leonore's demanding notes – even more difficult in this version than in the later one – while David Danholt's Florestan is similarly bold and bracing.

They made similar criticisms about the difficulty level, saying that the North American version was made more difficult than the Japanese version by utilizing limited continues, making the enemies much more powerful, and removing the password system present in the Japanese version.

Directly comparing the two versions, AllGame's Brad Cook wrote that PC version's handling is more difficult than the N64 version.

The main difference between them is that.bin files are smaller and can be downloaded faster but are sometimes more difficult for older versions of the Macintosh operating system to open properly.