Sentence examples for rather difficulty from inspiring English sources

We did not ask about specific outcomes such as bankruptcy, but rather "difficulty" paying medical bills, which is open to interpretation and may capture people who simply found paying medical bills unpleasant rather than truly burdensome.

The boys had rather more difficulty.

It contains a single hotel room which anyone can in theory book, if with rather more difficulty than Olympic tickets.

What Malcolm is really interested in, I think, is not inarticulacy but, rather, the difficulty of describing how certain works of art achieve their effects.

Are number puzzles (sudoko, kakuro, etc) created by man or machine (ie computer) and, in particular, how are the (sometimes rather questionable) difficulty ratings created?

The fundamental problem with both these works is not so much the implausible Napoleons they offer us but rather the difficulty of biography itself.

The real issue, however, is not the availability of 4K content, but rather the difficulty of getting it into the home.

These gaps in the study of folktales indicate not a lack of interest but rather the difficulty in setting up suitable situations for recordings.

Today, a spokesman for Governor Rowland said the issue was not the mayor's guilt or innocence, but rather his difficulty in leading the city while fighting criminal charges.

Your aunt's condition may not be memory loss but rather a difficulty in recovering data into her consciousness from her memory stores, which is a slightly different problem.

One of every 12 men is color blind (and a smaller percentage for women), which is not the inability to see color but rather the difficulty in distinguishing between colors.