Sentence examples for so more difficult from inspiring English sources

And when we want to focus our attention on something, we find doing so more difficult than ever, thanks to the constant stream of distractions being targeted at us across all media.

As a result, with the expansion of the settlements, this particular and most powerful psychological disposition became even further embedded in the Israeli psyche and the growing, if not decisive, power of the problematic settlement movement has made it ever so more difficult to contemplate a return to the 1967 borders even with some land swap.

Comparison with k-means is so more difficult.

The L norm, which essentially counts the number of non-zero components of x, induces sparsity even more strongly, but is a discontinuous function and so more difficult to minimise.

Whatever anyone may think about abortion, the persistent question for self-styled pro-lifers is why they tend to insist on making life so much more difficult for so many children who have entered the world.

It's so much more difficult because it was so public".

3. The work of these artists is made so much more difficult because there is so little supporting infrastructure.

This is why dealing with the past itself -- especially the not-so-happy past -- is so much more difficult.

Our Facebook networks have grown so big and unfriending someone is so much more difficult than it should be, that we just don't do it.

There was resistance to tying compensation so tightly to customer satisfaction because it is so much more difficult to measure fairly than sales and profits.

It's not so much more difficult work.