Sentence examples for perhaps more difficult than from inspiring English sources

But Iran has so many extraordinary traditions of its own, and so young a population, that it is perhaps more difficult than for most.

McNamara says there are still some "general challenges around the way the UK energy market is structured that make major technological change difficult – perhaps more difficult than in some other countries with different regulatory set-ups".

Do you think that science writing is perhaps more difficult than other types of writing?

What is perhaps more difficult than writing a good poem steeped in popular music though is writing one steeped in sports.

Attracting a crowd is perhaps more difficult than conveying a message.

A role model for real by undertaking a challenge perhaps more difficult than the Tour de France.

It's perhaps more difficult now than it was in 2010.

Nationality of films in the global village that we live in has become perhaps more difficult now than it was 10 years ago".

However, private standards of quality and safety are more ubiquitous and more demanding than the public standards, and perhaps more difficult for small farmers to meet than the public phytosanitary and animal health standards.

There is no bigger or perhaps more difficult job in public service than being an elected official in Los Angeles County government.

Declines are perhaps more difficult to deal with.