Sentence examples for thing more difficult than from inspiring English sources

BETHESDA, Md. — The only thing more difficult than winning one of golf's four major championships is winning them all.

A comic once told me that there's only one thing more difficult than your first stand-up gig.

"Where's Mao? Chinese Revise History Books'' (front page, Sept. 1) reminded me of the old joke that in the Soviet Union, the only thing more difficult than predicting the future was predicting the past.

During the meeting, one other senior civil servant remarked that "friction between DWP and Cabinet Office" made things more "difficult than necessary".

It is not yet clear whether Mourinho is employing much-needed shock therapy or just making things more difficult than necessary.

But this year, the economic crisis is dragging Spanish bureaucracy down to new depths and making things more difficult than ever for aspiring researchers aiming to start their scientific training.

Many users took to Twitter to voice their disappointment that iOS 8 required so much space free on their devices prior to an update, and while a tethered update via the computer and iTunes eliminates this problem, it's still an additional step that makes things more difficult than they were last year.

And make things more difficult than they need to be.

"There are few things more difficult than admitting to a lie.

There is only one thing more difficult to watch than abuse of power in a relationship and that is to watch the family and friends cover their eyes from the insidious, de-humanizing attempts at self-aggrandizement.

"Elena makes things more difficult for herself than the ordinary person," Mr. Lewin said, "but judges are not supposed to lose their temper or be vindictive".