Sentence examples for the greater difficulty from inspiring English sources

The greater difficulty comes from its highly variable character.

Despite the greater difficulty of the Petrarchan rhyme-scheme, the more open pattern of the sestet suits her narrative purpose.

The greater difficulty was that the Stooges live in a world without consequences, in a perpetual present tense.

Tempered hardboard has been heat treated and one surface is extremely smooth and hard, which accounts for the greater difficulty.

One is the greater difficulty the uninsured have today in finding care, as public hospitals have closed or cut back on services.

While buyers may bemoan the greater difficulty in getting a loan, most real estate brokers and mortgage brokers agree that the current situation is no surprise.

Unfortunately, this national policy does not account for the greater difficulty a young person in Grimsby faces in finding a job than their contemporary in York.

However it always seemed more likely that Norman would have the greater difficulty holding serve, and in the ninth game Henman pounced again.

The closer the nation's industry gets to full operating capacity, the greater difficulty it has producing enough to meet demand, leading to shortages and price increases.

Perhaps the greater difficulty is that successfully executing a one-handed backhand requires striking a ball further in front of the body.

This partly reflects the greater difficulty of attacking key international targets many of whose defences have become significantly hardened since 9/11.