Meanings of fewer difficulties in English

Captain Cook had either fewer difficulties to struggle with, or was more successful in surmounting them.

An ostentatious lily, a blazing rose, a wayward hyacinth, a mass of showy wisteria-advertised, notorious flowers-presentedfewer difficulties.

As to the unlettered, they preferred to make use of the vernacular, which presented fewer difficulties than the Hebrew.

However, she said aid workers from some countries were having fewer difficulties getting visas to help with the relief effort.

He would have preferred Faustina, perhaps, but he foresaw that he should find fewer difficulties in obtaining her sister for his wife.

The maker in this country who runs his machine one hundred miles from his factory, would find fewer difficulties between Paris and Berlin.

Now that I have seen Dzierzon's method practically demonstrated, I must admit that it is attended with fewer difficulties than I had supposed.

An "artificial classification" might be followed which would present fewer difficulties than a "natural classification;" but then it would interrupt many plain affinities.