1.   The decision is more difficult with a treatment that modestly prolongs survival at the cost of worse quality of life.

2.   He was particularly difficult with women.

3.   LIBRAFILE produces instant information on the status of books and borrowers which is very difficult with a manual system.

4.   It was very difficult with some of the authorities saying yes he could come and others saying no.

5.   Although reputedly difficult with his crews, Young was renowned for his kindness when dealing with young cinephiles and writers.

6.   And it would be difficult with him and Mike there together.

7.   And trying to converse during a chance encounter with the mountain biker of your dreams can be difficult with frozen lips.

8.   As a result, it has become more difficult with each election for the Congress Party to prolong its reign.

9.   Attributing quotes to individual users is often difficult with Usenet.

10.   Because getting enough to eat is difficult with the smaller forage, a frozen anchovy or a bright spoon dropped among the stripers is deadly.