Sentence examples for more difficult well from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that makes my job and my work a little more difficult, well, so be it," he said.

Since then, skaters are rewarded for taking risks, with more difficult, well-executed routines receiving higher scores than those that are more conservative.

The digital institutionalization of the instant referendum makes leadership and management more difficult, as well.

As the complexity of manufacturing systems keeps increasing, the maintenance decision making grows more difficult as well.

What's more, as mutually agreed upon facts become more elusive, informed debate about important social and political issues of the day becomes more difficult as well.

Don't assume that your postgraduate experience will be a natural extension of your undergraduate course: it requires more self-motivation and will likely be more difficult as well, even if there are fewer contact hours.

"It makes experiments more difficult as well as more lengthy," he says.

Also, transferring knowledge in the team, and having surrogates for developers, was pointed out to become more difficult, as well as finding personnel with the required qualifications.

To make matters worse, communicating effectively will be all the more difficult because, well, your website - your crisis communications home base - will be down.

And it argues that "key to the adjustment process" in the eurozone is "achieving stronger domestic demand growth", that "reducing stubbornly high unemployment will not be possible otherwise" and "achieving sustainable public finance will be more difficult as well".

Esk wants to make divorce more difficult as well.