Sentence examples for were far more difficult from inspiring English sources

Investigations of securities-related OTC derivative transactions, however, were far more difficult and time-consuming than those involving cash equities and options.

Partly true, no doubt, but Mr. Stembridge also said software patents were far more difficult to obtain in Europe than in America.

George M. Ahmaogak Sr., the mayor of the North Slope Borough and an Inupiat Eskimo, reminded the committee that some impacts of oil drilling were far more difficult to measure than shifts in the numbers of caribou or pollution cleanups.

By far, the toughest song in it was Cunegonde's "Glitter and Be Gay," a sort of mock-homage to the "Jewel Song" from Gounod's "Faust," except that the coloratura roulades, trills and stratospheric high notes that Bernstein called for were far more difficult.

In October 2009 the Iraqi government released its estimate of violent deaths for the 2004 08 period (statistics for the earliest portion of the war were far more difficult to obtain, due to the lack of a functioning government at that time).

Family excursions were far more difficult before Karam's revamped vehicle was unveiled.

That's far more difficult.

The first method is far more difficult".

That is far more difficult than composing.

It was far more difficult than that.

"Sustaining it will be far more difficult.