Sentence examples for slightly more difficult than from inspiring English sources

The Masters course, to the south, is slightly more difficult than the Legends course to the north.

Auriemma's team rolled over the Canadians in a game that seemed only slightly more difficult than warm-ups.

And with his own political family in disarray, itself mired in illegal party financing scandals, Nicolas Sarkozy will find it slightly more difficult than usual to bounce back.

I started my master's thinking it would only be slightly more difficult than the final year of my BA and was surprised at how much more I was expected to read, know and research.

Under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium, in a match that was slightly more difficult than expected, Federer defeated Simon Greul of Germany, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5.

The respondents found the oral examinations slightly more difficult than the written examinations.

Irina Slutskaya, the reigning European champion, and Michelle Kwan, a two-time former world champion, made no significant errors in their programs, which were slightly more difficult, technically, than Butyrskaya's.

That aside, there was only one problem: it's a little soul-destroying to learn that pizza is only slightly more difficult to make than a boiled egg and significantly easier to make than bread.

Although slightly more difficult to compute than simple percentage mortality, this parameter has added value in demonstrating the effect on the population for individual tumour sites.

One item in the C-PRS failed to load on either subscale and parents found this scale slightly more difficult to complete than the MORS (Child).

When patients are intubated with conventional, direct laryngoscopy, they are reported to either have roughly the same [ 9, 18, 20] or slightly more difficult intubation condition than comparable cohorts [ 5, 10].