Sentence examples for support much more difficult from inspiring English sources

The current dispute on Staten Island, taken with the problems in 2006, will make the association's obligation to engage the local community and attract financial support much more difficult, Mr. Weah said.

It's easy to support a winning team, much more difficult to support a losing team.

As a consequence, the multiple-impact patterns of tube-support interaction are much more difficult to identify than isolated force spikes.

Such services have the potential to support topical writers in areas like environmentalism and human rights, but it will be much more difficult to support the sort of spontaneous investigations that are quite typical for a journalist.

Without their support, I would have found it much more difficult, maybe impossible, to have got where I have".

It has made the job of lining up NATO nations' support for economic sanctions against Castro much more difficult than it should be.

Compared to confining plasma, mustering political support for fusion research "is a much more difficult task," Sauter says.

Most important, the flammability of the agent-air mixtures themselves (when compressively preheated), can support low-strain flames which are much more difficult to extinguish than the easy-to extinguish, high-strain primary fireball from the impulsively released fuel mixture.

Yet the U.S. embargo against Cuba makes it much more difficult to support the Cuban churches' medical work.

"We find that that mutual support makes what would otherwise be a much more difficult day far more bearable".

Anyone who has been selected behind closed doors may find it that much more difficult to rally support for the alliance's missions.