Sentence examples for significantly more difficult than from inspiring English sources

But it is unlikely that things will get significantly more difficult than they have done already.

It's a political argument and the politics of expanding Heathrow are significantly more difficult than the politics of expanding Gatwick".

This book is significantly more difficult than his earlier ones, but it still captures and engages the imagination.

This would not feel significantly more difficult than burrowing from the centre of the earth to the shores of the Mediterranean.

Dowa Holdings tried then to come up with ways to separate rare earths at a recycling factory in northwest Japan but found the task significantly more difficult than recycling other, more widely available precious metals.

For the doctors, the extraoral method was significantly more difficult than the other methods.

The evaluation of the outcome rates by gender (hypothesis 1.3) show that male migrants are significantly more difficult to contact than female migrants [χ2 (1) = 5.339, p < .021].021]

Now, the defences Celtic come up against in Europe are likely to prove significantly more difficult to unlock than Caley Thistle's.

The downside of using empowerment is that, as a causal quantity, it is significantly more difficult to compute than the other quantities of this kind.

MDR-TB is significantly more difficult to treat than drug-susceptible TB, requiring the use of less effective second-line drugs, which are often associated with major side effects.

The other is that as the attention of the language processing community has slowly turned towards nominalizations, it is becoming clear that they are significantly more difficult to process than are verbs.