Sentence examples for more difficulties than from inspiring English sources

But the effort generated more difficulties than stars, and they struggled to finance it with ever-more credit card debt.

It is a dark topic, but children who take airplane trips alone often experience many more difficulties than airlines, parents, safety advocates and airport managers want to acknowledge.

Gauss observed that a woman, "according to our customs and prejudices, must encounter infinitely more difficulties than men to familiarise herself with these thorny researches".

The Charlatans have weathered more difficulties than most bands, from the deaths of two members and diminishing sales, to Tim Burgess's misadventures with peroxide hair dye.

But two decades of hard work have shown that the original approach to fusion faced many more difficulties than had been anticipated.

Instead, the law was designed to protect minority voters whenever they confront more difficulties than whites in trying to cast their ballots.

But he has given Nadal more difficulty than most.

Child witnesses, he said, tend to have more difficulty than adults in explaining inconsistencies.

"We're having a little more difficulty than usual getting people to dance," Mr. Scott lamented.

"But it might have more difficulty than it imagines in finding any benefits".

Young women still have more difficulty than young men in finding work, the report added.