Sentence examples for proved much more difficult from inspiring English sources

The subjugation of the north proved much more difficult than that of the south.

Selling information online has also proved much more difficult than was first imagined.

Reconciling his grand vision with the everyday slog of churning out wins has proved much more difficult than anticipated.

Taking advantage of the modest progress that the British military administration had effected, the Italians rapidly pursued social and political advancement, although economic development proved much more difficult.

Yet it has proved much more difficult, year by year, to find the cash for the deliveries of fuel oil; much of it has been paid by America.

"It's proved much more difficult than we expected it to be," says Christoph Grunenberg, director of the Liverpool gallery and co-curator of the exhibition.

That question may prove much more difficult than quelling football riots or concocting odd political coalitions.

But implementing and enforcing such laws is likely to prove much more difficult.

Getting the government out of the mortgage business, however, is proving much more difficult than doling out new benefits.

But in either case, detecting the roots of common disease will prove much more difficult than envisaged under the "common variant, common disease" scenario.

Compared with the regeneration of organs such as the kidney and bladder, the creation of bioartificial limbs has proven much more difficult.