Sentence examples for potentially more difficult from inspiring English sources

Mifepristone-induced abortions are more time-consuming and potentially more difficult than the standard surgical procedure.

A potentially more difficult challenge for the corporation will be BBC Scotland.

But this was a potentially more difficult occasion: his deputy had, after all, punched out a citizen.

It's important.' It makes it potentially more difficult for the state or federal government to take the property".

Several longstanding advocates of caps on awards in civil lawsuits have left the Senate, making it potentially more difficult to have such legislation passed.

That would open the door to low-price generic versions of Plavix, and make sales potentially more difficult for the Lilly-Sankyo drug.

It is the consequences of not dealing with them that is potentially far more difficult".

The Yungas, rugged and rainy, will potentially be more difficult to denude of coca than the Chapare.

Mr. Flake warned that some Republicans might balk at proposals like broadening the number of illegal immigrants eligible for a less burdensome path to citizenship, making passage of bipartisan legislation potentially "politically more difficult".

If we leave the EU, we lose all these trade agreements so trade would not only potentially become more difficult with European countries but certainly with countries around the world.

He argued that changing shopping habits meant Sainsbury's would need to invest in developing delivery operations similar to those already in place at Argos and doing that from scratch could potentially be more difficult than buying Home Retail.