Sentence examples for more difficult where from inspiring English sources

I know it is not easy to do, and probably much more difficult where you are than where I am.

While Democrats had little problem getting a bill through the Senate where they have a majority, the House is much more difficult, where the Republicans hold sway.

"We can't play 100 per cent all the time in the way we play, so there will be some moments in some games where we lack quality, where it will be more difficult, where it won't be pretty football, but we stay strong, we graft and we never give up".

John Denham, the shadow business secretary, said on Friday that the government should review whether controls could be put in place to protect strategic industries from foreign takeovers, although this would prove more difficult where mergers are agreed, as with the HP and Autonomy deal.

For regional anesthesia, methods like spinal blocking are more difficult where scoliosis is present.

Experiences so far strongly indicate that AFR is needed and may be more in demand in such settings, since the priority setting decisions are even more difficult where resources are particularly scarce [ 13].

In many cities on the coasts, where new construction is more difficult and where an influx of highly educated people over the last two decades has driven up home prices, rents have held up better.

This is the group where a decision to prescribe anti-rheumatic therapy is more difficult and where ultrasound can be more useful by increasing diagnostic certainty on the presence/absence of inflammatory arthritis.

And he kept taking further and more difficult paths where some former disciples refused to follow.

Publication of the data was causing some surgeons to avoid more difficult cases where the chances of the patient dying are higher, he said.

But it has been more difficult elsewhere, where coalition forces are conducting joint patrols with Iraqi police officers who have returned to their jobs.