Sentence examples for twice as difficult from inspiring English sources

Well, if Google didn't exist the internet would be twice as difficult to use.

Because of what they did, the odds of winning Powerball went up from 1 in 175 million to 1 in 292 million, nearly twice as difficult.

Because it's twice as difficult, it should take twice as long on average to win, assuming the same amount of play is occurring.

The replica London course sits near the replica Beijing course, and it appears at least twice the size and twice as difficult.

Joe was insistent that Olive should also have the career she merited - something at least twice as difficult to achieve for a woman as for a man of working-class origins at this time in British universities.

WHILE it isn't easy being both guardian and caregiver to a 100-year-old American foursquare in northern New Jersey, where a house has to put up with an awful lot of heat and cold and everything in between, it is more than twice as difficult to take care of two old-timers.

The pressure was really on as I had to work twice as hard through a difficult treatment process to prove my worth.

But I think I took the difficult option: I have to work twice as hard to win a place.

As difficult as it may be for you, it will be twice as hard for your family member.

But it is a difficult process in a conservative society, where women have to struggle twice as hard to be part of such a project.

Ciara worked twice as hard.