Sentence examples for more difficult work from inspiring English sources

It's not so much more difficult work.

The show's insistence on a happy ending glosses over some of Chagall's less familiar, more difficult work.

Mr. Saarinen, a Finnish choreographer with a strong Minimalist bent, offered a more difficult work, "Gaspard," that looked deceptively static.

She did not describe how that was accomplished, but she did say there was much more difficult work ahead, which could involve controlled explosions.

More difficult work seemed likely to begin after his re-election, when attention will gravitate back to the question of succession.

"We're calling it 'Homes for a Pound Plus' because we are doing some of the more difficult work ourselves before handing them over," says a spokesman for Liverpool City Council.

"Rosmersholm" has long been considered one of Ibsen's more difficult works.

Then move on to more difficult works.

It becomes more difficult to work for working sake; you need to feel truly invested in whatever you are sacrificing your time and energy for.

"Illegal working offences actually make it more difficult to work against slavery," Jakub Sobik, spokesperson for Anti Slavery told VICE News.

This will work too, but it will make the peppers a bit more difficult to work with.