Sentence examples for only slightly more difficult from inspiring English sources

It is only slightly more difficult to determine the probability of "at most one head".

Auriemma's team rolled over the Canadians in a game that seemed only slightly more difficult than warm-ups.

That aside, there was only one problem: it's a little soul-destroying to learn that pizza is only slightly more difficult to make than a boiled egg and significantly easier to make than bread.

It is only slightly more difficult for an astronaut to get a moon gig, than it is for an actor to get a paying gig.

It appears that cocaine was only slightly more difficult to purchase.

We report that the Biswas tool failed to make any prediction in 98 cases out of 948, while our method achieved an AUC ROC of 0.89 on the same instances, indicating that these sequences were on average only slightly more difficult to predict.

"Not bad, I hope, but slightly more difficult ones.

I started my master's thinking it would only be slightly more difficult than the final year of my BA and was surprised at how much more I was expected to read, know and research.

Argentina (95), for instance, appear to have only a slightly more difficult task than England (104), yet Jose Pekerman's team have to play Holland, a fate Eriksson was relieved to avoid, and the potentially tricky Ivory Coast.

You CAN teach an old cat new tricks — but it might be slightly more difficult .

It is slightly more difficult (but still not very difficult) to make something that people will click on.