Sentence examples for a tad hard from inspiring English sources

Now, because I have a tendency to be a tad hard on myself, I took the time to reread it.

City economists have pencilled in a 0.5% rise – there was lots of heavy discounting that month which should have boosted sales volumes – but the bad weather makes it a tad hard to forecast.

Since those two tablets are all about content consumption, it's a tad hard to argue against that logic.

It's a tad hard to watch — is it shot under some dude's arm pit? — but if you can suffer through it, you'll get an early glimpse at Borderlands 2. The game itself looks familiar.

Although the Toyota's brakes bring the 5,160-pound 5,160-poundlt when you need them to, they don't inspiriga lotoof confidence underfoot, so you're always mashalt a tad hard, then easing up when the beast starts to slow.

If not very easy, both are a tad hard.

Life without Mansour may be a tad harder for Jacobson -- who else can translate pep talks into French and rouse a lagging team by example?

Steelers 16, Eagles 14 The Ravens and the Bengals may swallow just a tad harder than usual when they catch a glimpse of Rashard Mendenhall's highlights from this game.

It's not too difficult to make a turkey curry from that uneaten leg meat on Boxing Day, but turning around a plate of chicken nuggets and baked beans is a tad harder.

The subject was M&A activity affecting internet entrepreneurs – an appropriate subject given that many seem to think that many web startups will have to merge or sell this year as funding becomes a tad harder to get for some companies (though not all – as always, the answer is along the lines of 'how long is a piece of string').

Actually coming up with questions that work is a tad harder than you might think.