Sentence examples for vastly more difficult than from inspiring English sources

He's in favor of what he sees as the right kind of gun control — he accepts that the best way to have less gun violence is to have fewer guns — but believes that enforcement is vastly more difficult than it seems.

If the Iraqi Army has evaporated, or perhaps more accurately deteriorated into a collection of local militias and palace guards, then the U.S. 're-training' mission in Iraq is vastly more difficult than we have been led to believe.

This lack of communication makes extracting important information and providing clinical decision support vastly more difficult than it needs to be [ 15, 16].

This movement grew for various reasons, despite the fact that the food it promoted was more expensive to produce and consume, and vastly more difficult to grow and cook than the conventional, highly processed equivalent.

It would also make it vastly more difficult for someone to get more than one license.

After 9/11, negotiating became vastly more difficult.

But the PP's hostility made his task vastly more difficult.

It is vastly more difficult, and more courageous, to observe, describe, diagnose, empathize, and heal.

The overwhelming majority of working women struggle with vastly more difficult employment conditions.

Sleazy transfers of mispriced assets from the state to the private sector would become vastly more difficult.

"The restrictions that they have imposed on us make it vastly more difficult to do a good job".