Sentence examples for quite more difficult from inspiring English sources

"The situation seems quite more difficult for small brands and suppliers," Jean-Daniel Pasche, president of the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry, said in an email.

Regarding renal recovery, the analysis is quite more difficult.

Editing the book is when the hard work usually starts – and writing a second novel is quite often more difficult than writing a first.

For someone who joined where I came from and when I did, it was quite simply more difficult to break with the party than for those who came later and from elsewhere".

Adding that extra voice to the two-part counterpoint makes the sinfonias quite a bit more difficult.

Having three or more children is going to become more and more unusual, quite apart from more difficult to justify, while claiming to care about the warming planet.

This need to compare fluctuating proposals makes preparation in multiparty negotiation all the more important – not to mention quite a bit more difficult – than preparation for a two-party negotiation.

"It's very easy to book online if you're flying London to New York on a regular basis – it's quite a lot more difficult if you're flying London to Nampula in Mozambique," she says.

The impact of a declining bee population on farm productivity may be quite real, but more difficult to see and smell than a stream with an orange tint that's caught fire.

There are molecular differences in blood RNA patterns between pigs with extreme phenotypes or with a different WUR genotype in early responses to PRRSv infection, though they can be quite subtle and more difficult to discover with conventional DE expression analyses.

Honey, on the other hand, is quite a bit more difficult to move through a straw.