Sentence examples for would find more difficult from inspiring English sources

The agency is concerned that the UK would find more difficult to attract inward investment if it leaves the EU.

Google I find more difficult".

(Algebra I found more difficult: less logical).

We hypothesized two possible effects of proximity to the hospital: that VHWs in more distant villages would find it more difficult to refer patients for services mainly available at the hospital (such as family planning and cervical cancer screening), or that people in more remote villages would have less access to other health services and would rely more on their VHW.

Mr Reid said the wider criteria in the Terrorism Act 2006 would create a more hostile environment in which terrorists would find it more difficult to operate.

It remains to be seen how the idea goes down with sponsors, who would find it more difficult to leverage their investment, and broadcasters, who would have some difficult calls to make about how to cover the tournament.

They thought the police would find it more difficult to come over and so they were free to make more noise".

You would find it more difficult, as a result, to affect the regulations".

Meanwhile, the employers with coverage would find it more difficult to retain and attract low-income employees.

"Retailers that do not have access to this content would find it more difficult to compete for these customers.

On both occasions, Kim made comments highlighting that the pair were women in order to suggest that they would find it more difficult to fly planes.