Sentence examples for more than difficult from inspiring English sources

Emotionally demanding, a serial philanderer, he made life more than difficult for his first three wives.

If "pretentious" means no more than "difficult" or "challenging", then it can't be denied that Bresson's films do indeed fit the description.

Order has replaced chaos but as the hosts of the 2015 World Cup, the RFU wants to assure itself that England will be more than difficult to beat.

"I find it difficult to believe, indeed more than difficult, having lived here all my life and being part of everything that has happened here, that the black family protects the rapist because he's one of them," she said.

But, he testified, a series of New York Times articles from March to May — written by Ms. Busch, a freelancer, and Bernard Weinraub, the newspaper's Hollywood correspondent — had made it "more than difficult" to close the sale.

"The reality is that it's more than difficult, it's unlikely," said Arnold Cohen, a senior partner in Mahoney Cohen, an accounting firm for about 200 fashion and apparel makers.

However, grocery delivery services are not without their challenges, with even Amazon (via Amazon Fresh taking years to experiment in this space and still requiring customers to pay a $299 annual fee for the convenience of using its service – a price that indicates making grocery delivery profitable is a more-than-difficult task for even those with large coffers.

For now, the I.S.U. has yet to offer much more than difficult-to-verify testimony from those, including the British official Sally Stapleford, who say Le Gougne spontaneously confessed to being coerced into voting for the Russians in a hotel lobby after the event ended.

It's more than a difficult situation".

More difficult than evil ones?

More difficult than finding money or singers".