Sentence examples for no less difficult from inspiring English sources
In Hollywood, excitement about a return to work has been dampened by widespread realization that the Screen Actors Guild, which represents 120,000 actors, is approaching a contract negotiation no less difficult than the writers' talks.
The hills and atmospheric conditions made reception difficult for the radio operations, and those same hills, along with shortages of cable, made the linesmen's task no less difficult.
It was no more true that the Serbs were a "people of killers" than it is true of the Tamils, but it was certainly no less difficult for the US to stand up for their rights.
The equation in North Korea is no less difficult.
Howard's tribunal win, meanwhile, makes her future no less difficult.
The birth of a state is no less difficult.
The fact that this moment was inevitable has made this no less a difficult year for the survivors, some of whom are concerned that the event that defined their lives will soon be just another chapter in a history book, with no one left to go to schools and Rotary Club luncheons to offer a firsthand testimony of that day.
These two factors, which, to an extent, run parallel to each other, are the slow creation of the European Union's own legal and political system in relation to democracy and fundamental rights and freedoms, and the no less slow and difficult articulation of political cooperation in European external policy.
The link between the phrase "once-born" and the positive temperament is that these individuals believe that seeing God – or finding fulfilment, or simply living well – is no more or less difficult than seeing the sun.
The question of whether to regulate so-called "hate speech" was "no more or less difficult than the question of whether spectators at a trial can applaud or boo the statements of opposing counsels".
Very soon, though, Lorin curled up by the fire sipping tea in a silent house, I realise that recounting how her eldest child was lured to his death is no more or less difficult than anything else – getting up each morning, shopping, attending parents' evening with her remaining three children.
