Sentence examples for no more difficult for from inspiring English sources

Still, Runyan says the 5,000 is no more difficult for her than the 1,500.

This would be no more difficult for top clubs than for county cricket clubs having to do without players on central contract, and would make the cup competitions really open.

In actual fact, no one made it any more difficult for me than it had to be, and some people were very supportive and even pleased for me.

There was no point in making life any more difficult for herself by making promises she might not be able to keep.

The job search as an astronomer is no more difficult than that for other fields looking for similarly sought after jobs.

We are interested primarily in the mean, but the derivation for arbitrary m is no more difficult than that for m = 1.

WITH the wide range of kosher wines available these days, choosing bottles for the Seder should be no more difficult than picking wines for Thanksgiving.

The process is no more difficult than signing up for an e-mail account but has an extra dose of security, said the company's founder, 36-year-old San Francisco entrepreneur Jeremy Toeman.

Bogusky explains that it is often difficult to stand up to climate change deniers, but Gore says, "it is no more difficult than it was for Southerners to talk about the evils of racism".

For others, the process has been no more difficult than it would be for a citizen.

No case is more difficult for our time than that of Richard Wagner.