Sentence examples for the more difficult with from inspiring English sources

It will be made all the more difficult with the absence of Jim Leonhard, who sustained a broken leg in a collision during practice on Friday.

Mr. Weldon's new job, which he will assume on April 25, will be all the more difficult with such rankings to maintain, along with Johnson & Johnson's respectable financial performance over the last year.

Vergan Forren's volley soon after made the visitors' task all the more difficult, with their defence continually stretched.

Regardless, this restriction had only served to make B Company's task all the more difficult, with Mackay facing demands to complete the action while at the same time not become decisively engaged and unable to withdraw his company.

Salazar seemed reluctant to make the more difficult decisions, with Honduras' tackling getting out of hand at times.

Costolo always gives the audience a few good nuggets of news and handles the more difficult questions with ease.

This population spurt was all the more difficult to deal with since by the late 18th century there were few regions left which could absorb more internal migration.

They will be all the more difficult to comply with because of bizarre rules meaning NGOs campaigning together could be jointly liable for each other's costs.

We emphasize the importance of this sort of accountability because it ensures that students come to class prepared to tackle the more difficult concepts involved with tree-thinking.

Skyrim keeps the GPS but makes traversing the land more difficult, with dangerous high-level zones, extreme weather, and a new emphasis on verticality.

In general, Ss found the implications of IDDM more upsetting and the regimen more difficult with time, and girls were more upset by their illness than boys.