Sentence examples for more nor less difficult from inspiring English sources

"It's neither more nor less difficult than it's always been," Roth said.

This suggests that participants did neither notice the boundary between pattern repetitions nor find any portion of the pattern more or less difficult to synchronise with.

This is an attractive bargain only when more difficult pleasures are more propitious than less difficult ones.

Does the contained space of a prison setting make the writing more or less difficult?

Moore's edits and cuts largely serve to fashion her work as more conventional, less difficult.

Asked whether it was more or less difficult to start a business in Japan, Tannura doesn't know.

The equipment can make things more or less difficult, of course, but after all, cooking is cooking.

The first step may be to recognize that the very fact of that power can make it more, not less, difficult for the nation to act unilaterally.

Scarily, the new structures will make it more, not less, difficult to achieve the radical reshaping of hospital services crucial to meeting the Nicholson challenge.

For all the government's tough talk on drugs the fact remains that Nutt's dismissal will make effective drugs policy more, not less, difficult to implement.

Steadman has found fronting a band more – not less – difficult as time goes by, especially in front of ever-expanding crowds.