Sentence examples for more difficulties to from inspiring English sources

In practice, there are more difficulties to using Tor than there are Signal.

Winter has brought some relief, but Ms. Troy and her daughter have more difficulties to overcome.

The rules and penalties as amended are still too strict and there will inevitably be more difficulties to overcome in the weeks and months ahead.

But "it would bring more difficulties to disaster relief work if lots of unprofessional personnel were at the scene," the statement added.

Mr Hollande warned his countrymen of more difficulties to come as his government unveiled a budget with more curbs on spending.

"UNHCR studies show that protection holders whose family members are abroad, have much more difficulties to learn the language, to find a job and to stand on their own feet".

"There is no more difficulty to prove there are no weapons of mass destruction than to prove there's no rhinoceros in my sitting room".

Senate Democrats have raised twice as much money this year as have their Republican counterparts, adding more difficulty to the electoral equation for Republicans next year.

Since the decoys lack some ramifications, they have more difficulty to bind stably to the protein.

Wireless communication between nodes is used which imposes more difficulty to the system.

CTAC has the lowest ovality, it presents more difficulty to approach a spherical or cylindrical shape.