Sentence examples for much more difficult as from inspiring English sources

Laying down the pathways later is much more difficult, as the brain ages and becomes somewhat less adaptable.

When the primary noise source moves, the active control of the noise becomes much more difficult, as the primary noise field changes with time in space.

But the next steps will be much more difficult, as they try to forge consensus on alternatives emphasizing "free market solutions" to control health costs and expand coverage.

But for a man who was always a "specter, a see-through," she added, getting at who he really was is much more difficult, as he probably intended it to be.

Recovery of the involuntary or reflexive portion of the oropharyngeal swallow is much more difficult, as sensory and motor deficits lead to significant limitations in bolus pressure and propulsion.

At a news conference today a spokesperson said that the situation could have been much more difficult as, "He had enough Taq polymerase and master mix to hole up in there for a week, longer if he was just running fragment analyses".

Zero Dark Thirty's infelicities are much more difficult to read, as can be seen from the touching union between left and right in despising it.

"I would also argue that he faced much more difficult circumstances as a rookie trying to break the race barrier than Matsui did going from being a multimillion-dollar star in one major league to being a multimillion-dollar star in another major league," Souhan said.

At the beginning it was much more difficult, because as a woman, your capabilities were immediately questioned.

The traditional role of print media, magazines and newspapers, is going to be a much more difficult role as it goes forward.

Living with Crohn's makes everything much more difficult, but as I alluded to in the title, it only makes things "pretty much" impossible.