Sentence examples for proved a more difficult from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bouteflika quickly proved a more difficult choice than the generals had bargained for, say many Algerian political analysts.

Fungi proved a more difficult find.

Although scientists had developed vaccines to control many infectious diseases including smallpox, typhoid fever, diphtheria, and tetanus by the 1920s, whooping cough proved a more difficult puzzle.

Later, when asked why Michigan seemed to be proving a more difficult state for him to win than expected, Mr. Romney again returned to the Santorum "robocalls".

But traversing the Taiwan strait is proving a more difficult journey for the animals than crossing the Pacific.The offer of a pair of pandas was made during a tour of China at the end of April by Taiwan's opposition leader, Lien Chan.

Keeping that lead in 2016, however, will prove a more difficult task.

Boston has battled (and won), but the Habs are proving perhaps a more difficult opponent than anticipated (as have Carey Price's goalposts, which have practically made as many saves as he has).

However, this season has proved a lot more difficult talk and United sit 14th after last night's 2-1 defeat at Fulham.

I tried to explain to her the difference between an archbishop and a princess, but this proved a lot more difficult than I'd thought, and so I soon gave up trying.

"China was everyone's dream but it's proved a lot more difficult than anyone expected," says HSBC analyst Erwan Rambourg and author of The Bling Dynasty: Why the Reign of Chinese Luxury Shoppers Has Only Just Begun.

Finding a noteworthy wine from Illinois, the home state of Barack Obama, proved a bit more difficult.