Sentence examples for was more difficult and from inspiring English sources

It was different in olden days, when travel was more difficult and, perhaps, national pride more acute.

Sunny Baez, 15, who joined the Road Recovery jazz ensemble, admitted that sticking with the program was more difficult and sometimes more frustrating than he had expected.

They are a carry-over from the early 20th century when travel was more difficult and farm families wanted their children close by during harvest season.

Chaney said the quick decision to announce a royal commission was a good one but the appointment of a commissioner was more difficult and required more time.

But Mr. Khear conceded that the environment in Syria was more difficult and that the slowing momentum of protests elsewhere had had an effect.

Who was more difficult and indecisive than Jobs, right up until he decided?

It's more difficult and challenging to be a C.E.O.

Doing so again will be more difficult and costly.

"With men, it is more difficult and the effects are more subtle.

"It's going to be more difficult and take more time".

Yet today I see that it is more difficult and more dangerous than I'd imagined".