Sentence examples for turned more difficult from inspiring English sources

Of course, this is to keep pace with holiday demand and maintain an edge in a market that's turned more difficult for the gaming company.

Jeans will restrict your movement and make jumps, spins, and turns more difficult.

For the average skier, this should be done roughly once every seven ski days, or whenever it feels like turning has become more difficult.

Isokinetic apparatus was used in four studies and can provide a reproducible and standardised method of assessment [ 23] but is less representative of the participants function than free active movement without trunk restraint, the later in turn more difficult to control.

Mangini would not answer when asked if his second season had turned out more difficult than expected.

With these premises as a starting point, we turn to more difficult questions such as, Why and through what political, social, and economic processes are some people denied this basic right to a clean and safe environment?

A smaller number have also been turning to a more difficult task: turning a sprawling movement into hard — and publishable — data.

Then, Mr. Qaseem turned to the more difficult task: breaking the news to Officer Tameem's mother and sisters.

The problem turned out much more difficult in the present case because of higher structural complexity of cationomer chains.

Next, we turned to the more difficult problem of correlating the magnitude of the changes in PWM scores with the expression fold change.

After the turn, the more difficult back nine plays into the prevailing wind.