Sentence examples for probably more difficult than from inspiring English sources

Choosing a home micro is difficult — probably more difficult than choosing a business model.

"It puts them in a very, very difficult situation, probably more difficult than the outside counsel".

The problem is that being a No. 9 seed is probably more difficult than being a No. 11.

"For a woman at this level it's probably more difficult than for a man," says Bruno Silvestre, Lagarde's former spokesman at the finance ministry.

Taking over a quirky comedy like "Community" is probably more difficult than taking over a more formulaic drama — hourlong shows from "NYPD Blue" to "NCIS" to "The Walking Dead" have survived changes in show runners, and even thrived.

You know, getting all the facts with people that are still engaged in combat will be probably more difficult than a peacetime scenario or one that maybe is not less engaged in combat.

"It's never been easy to get that away from other clubs, and it's probably more difficult now than it's ever been".

Experts in the region told him to expect a challenge, noting that the criminal networks in Albania and Kosovo were "probably more difficult to penetrate than the Cosa Nostra".

Also, comparisons of the two smaller samples are predictably less trustworthy and probably more difficult to replicate than the comparisons of the much larger samples.

Since there was such mounting evidence that helminth infections can modulate the mammalian immune response, treatment of immune dysregulatory diseases with live worms was considered to possess therapeutic capability, even though the suppression of an ongoing dysregulated immune response is probably more difficult to achieve than the prevention of its development.

Getting a poem published is probably more difficult in some ways than publishing a scientific paper.