Examples of 'were more difficult' in a sentence
Meaning of "were more difficult"
were more difficult: This phrase implies that a particular situation or task was harder or presented more challenges than expected or initially perceived. It is typically used to describe past events or circumstances where something required more effort or skill to accomplish
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were more difficult
It were more difficult to get the list.
Other goods such as grain were more difficult to procure.
Pirates were more difficult to catch or break up than bandits.
The attempts at eradicating nomadic husbandry were more difficult.
Some things were more difficult for a woman then.
But those last four years were more difficult.
The ships were more difficult to substitute of what the load.
The following seasons were more difficult.
They were more difficult to defeat.
Yet the differences of opinion were more difficult to resolve.
Heists were more difficult to implement than was assumed until recently.
Aboriginal businesses were more difficult to contact.
We had a good race and kept our cool when the conditions were more difficult.
Detox and recovery were more difficult this time.
Others were more difficult and have required some research to understand what was happening.
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The other guests were more difficult to read.
Some were more difficult than others, but they were all fun to do.
Learning skills were more difficult.
But were more difficult to hear than before,.
Postwar years were more difficult.
It was easy to miniaturize the cameras, but the recorders were more difficult.
But some messages were more difficult to write than others.
She confirmed that statistics concerning girl soldiers were more difficult to obtain.
New minds were more difficult.
The stickers were given for interceptions only so they were more difficult to earn.
And some things were more difficult to get used to than others.
Some formulations including these dispersants were more difficult to redisperse.
I must admit you were more difficult to capture We meet again.
The boum replaced the heavier baghlahs and ghanjahs which were more difficult to maneuver.
The last scenes were more difficult for Swift because they involved crying.
But surely there have been people that were more difficult for you to.
Things were more difficult with Herbert.
I began to realize some things were more difficult than kissing.
Linoleum floors were more difficult to clean, but measures to clean windowsills were effective.
Partnerships without this support were more difficult but not impossible.
Because the following years confirmed that when he was around, things were more difficult.
Normal tasks were more difficult.
Other changes, mainly saying goodbye to family and friends, were more difficult.
In addition the batteries were more difficult for the enemy to spot.
The processes using cyanide-specific electrodes produced results which were more difficult to reproduce.
What questions were more difficult to answer?
Graining " was meant to imitate woods of higher quality that were more difficult to work.
Institutions were more difficult to change than policy, he said.
One delegate said that the more complex products were more difficult to understand for consumers.
Practices were more difficult for Kenan who was on the 9th line.
With each surrender, negotiations were more difficult.
Never forgetting that there were more difficult times, he maintains a healthy sense of perspective.
Other items, including knives and horse shoes were more difficult to date.
In general, some things were more difficult then and some more difficult now.
But there were two careers, two transitions that were more difficult for me.
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