Sentence examples for proved more difficult in from inspiring English sources

Finishing fifth best has proved more difficult in some years than in others.

"Murray, a stoic young man who has handled the pressure with remarkable aplomb, wept in thanking the crowd afterward, which proved more difficult, in some respects, than contesting the 3- hour 24-minute match against an opponent he deeply admires".

While same-sex couples have long been able to adopt from private, gay-friendly adoption agencies, adopting children from the foster care system has proved more difficult in some states.

In particular, recruitment proved more difficult in practice than had been hoped.

Second, we wished to be able to both increase and decrease personal standards, and doing so might have proved more difficult in patients with eating disorders.

The OECD said this will prove more difficult in places such as Europe where there is near-zero inflation.

Despite progress in unraveling the finances of the September attacks, government officials say dismantling the overall financing of Al Qaeda is proving more difficult, in part because it hinges far less on Mr. bin Laden's fortune than was once believed.

It is likely to prove more difficult in Iraq.

Performance of CL systems for mealtime control has proved more difficult, however, in great part because of the limitations imposed by use of the subcutaneous route of insulin delivery.

The concepts of changes in eating and sleeping proved more difficult to approach in the versions of the questionnaire tested, since different patients can have different presentations, with either increased or decreased sleeping or eating.

The results show that decarbonisation of the transport sector has proved more difficult to achieve in the 15 countries over the 22 years than the reduction in the levels of transport-related fatalities.