Sentence examples for still more difficult for from inspiring English sources

Is it still more difficult for openly gay actors to get work?

So does she think it's still more difficult for a woman to succeed as an artist?

A second Palestinian demand is perhaps still more difficult for Israel to meet.

Any woman who has ever been in a position of responsibility knows that it is still more difficult for women to succeed than for men.

Despite the advent of the wild card, it is still more difficult for baseball teams to make the playoffs because only 8 of 30 teams get there.

If it is difficult to perceive and classify biodiversity, it is still more difficult for lay people to imagine and explain its origins.

And for all of them.'" It is difficult to stop people forgetting about a man who has been imprisoned for more than 13 years, and still more difficult when the reasons for his imprisonment are so complicated.

Lastly, it is worth noting that despite having similar initial laryngeal views during intubations for IHCA and non-IHCA, intubations were still more difficult during IHCA.

Rimbaud became still more difficult in November, when, according to a childhood friend, he tried hashish for the first time.

Playwriting, however, is more difficult for me.

Still, it was becoming more difficult for her as the years went by.