Sentence examples for somehow more difficult from inspiring English sources

It is plausible that some indicators are somehow more difficult to achieve than others and that some are more important than others.

Experimental participants here, and in previous studies [12] often commented that forming a mental image somehow felt more difficult in bright illuminated environments.

The goal of right-thinking people, then, is to change the rules and somehow make it more difficult for the marketers to do their job.

I think that by executing difficult subjects in a manner that is traditionally and stereotypically perceived as 'elegant,' it somehow makes a more difficult subject matter a little easier to confront and identify with".

McConnell went on to lament that it was a shame Obama and Congress weren't able to figure out how to ruin these programs together and bizarrely asserted that total GOP control of the federal government somehow made this more difficult.

Perhaps he kept the two lives somehow separate, a much more difficult idea to accept when thinking about the work of socially engaged artists.

But somehow it's infinitely more difficult for me to put how much I love you into words, to capture all the thoughts whirling around in my head and set them down for you to keep for an eternity.

Most women enjoy a good challenge - they will naturally flock to you if you somehow seem to be more "difficult" to get.

"They took a process already corrupted by secrecy that had already led to at least one botched execution, and managed somehow to make it even more difficult for the people of Oklahoma and their representatives in the media to know anything about that process," said Ryan Kiesel, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma.

Open capital markets are all very well, but taking shareholdings in rival stock exchanges and then ganging up to confound their attempts to merge is somehow unfair and should be made more difficult, he says.

Speaking in Bridgend at his monthly news conference, Mr Jones said: "To suggest that the NHS in Wales is somehow in every way in a more difficult state than in England is quite simply wrong.