Sentence examples for a bit more hard from inspiring English sources

At Inocência, Seref Ibrahim, 26, looks after the internet side of the business he runs with his brother, and says that while women's clothing in particular has slowed down a lot ("the competition is a bit more hard core, and they're a bit more price-savvy, aren't they?"), the internet is where they did particularly well.

"I am always happy to represent my country, but I have a bit more hard work and a few more games ahead of me before I become established".  .

Nagl, sounding a bit more hard-line than before the events in Ramadi and the car bomb in Khaldiya, said he thought a balance was being struck.

They were considered a bit more harder to in contact with.

"I can try in my next game to throw a little bit more hard," he said.

Online stores and mom blogs peddle fixes like breastfeeding teas and cookies, which to a woman who is struggling with genuine physiological challenges can make it seem like all that's missing is a little bit more hard work and ingenuity.

If she doesn't know, this will be a little bit more harder than if she already knows.

With a bit more (totally hard and not at-all-trivial) work, it's easy to imagine a system like this being used in live entertainment.

But it took a bit more ingenuity and hard effort, and a lot of fiddly, annoying stuff".

She talks about how women have a bit more of a hard time maybe getting mentors, and it's not because they're not out there, but it's because they kind of ask in the wrong way.

It may win you the freak guy or the nerdy "dude" but if you want the hunk you're going to have to be a bit more sumptuous and hard to get, not a total goofball.