Sentence examples for more difficult while from inspiring English sources

The kind of fieldwork they were carrying out is likely to become more and more difficult, while the data it provides becomes ever more important.

Recent court rulings in the United States have given the vultures the upper hand, and may make debt restructuring even more difficult, while enthusiasm for bailouts is clearly waning.

An acute lack of snow on the nursery slopes will make learning to ski more difficult while powder addicts will be dismayed to learn there is practically no off-piste skiing anywhere in the Alps.

"I remain convinced that yet more bloodshed is not the answer; each day of it will only make the solution more difficult while bringing deeper suffering to the country and greater peril to the region," Ban said.

Organisers will be able to make the race easier or more difficult while it is under way, since they will add new tasks via plug-in memory sticks during brief pit-stops.

He shows how America has choked off the flow of talented scientists and entrepreneurs by making immigration more difficult, while major companies have been encouraged to move offshore so that IBM and General Electric now employ more people overseas than they do in the US.

The lines of communication became much more difficult for a while".

This task is made more difficult because while there are more listings, it is not clear that more people are buying.

Unlike the G.R.E., which is offered in electronic and paper-based versions, the GMAT is a computer-adaptive test, meaning that questions answered correctly are followed by more difficult questions, while mistaken answers are followed by easier questions.

Items near the top are more difficult items while those near the bottom are less difficult items.

For the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level and Dale-Chall readability formulas, a higher score means a more difficult text, while the Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease score is the opposite.