Sentence examples for profoundly more difficult from inspiring English sources

Controlling access to information systems became profoundly more difficult with the spread of wide area networks (WANs) and, in particular, the Internet.

The fact that this war occurs during a recession (and is worsening it) makes compromising even more difficult, because party principles differ most profoundly on economic policy.

Did he enjoy them?") It is true, too, that the framers often disagreed profoundly with each other, making a single intent behind the Constitution even more difficult to discern, and the twenty-seven amendments (all with their own framers) created another overlay of complication.

Zone is more difficult.

Meat was more difficult.

More difficult decisions".

That is more difficult.

But it is more difficult.

Ocean negotiates more difficult territory.

This is much more difficult.

It's even more difficult.