Sentence examples for acquired hard from inspiring English sources

In the latest example of corporate interest in this once-ignored market, Live Nation Entertainment said on Tuesday that it had acquired Hard Events, a Los Angeles company that has put on popular festivals and concerts across North America.

I know that it gets harder to believe in the appeal of non-material virtues in our world of monster-size plasma TV sets, Access Hollywood and Donald Trump-ery; hard to believe that we are nothing more than what we have acquired; harder still to believe that we are a part of what we unabashedly used to call the family of man.

Like other importers of goods besides sugar, oil and other commodities, Mr. Samin has no access to credit and can acquire hard currency to pay his Italian supplier only by buying dollars from a Syrian exporter who has earned them.

After, it acquires hard consistency without pitting.

Facts are pesky -- expensive to acquire, hard to argue with.

Most students log onto the website http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ to fill out the forms, but you may be able to acquire hard copies from your school guidance staff.

Should we? Knowing what we do now, we should have cashed out AOL stock options and acquired another hard asset.

It's a winning advantage the All Blacks acquired the hard way in the wake of their shock 2007 World Cup quarter-final exit against France.

Late in the century, novels -- a majority of them written by women -- acquired a hard edge, turning the power of reason against class privilege and male prerogative.

There is a big difference between wealth acquired through hard work and creativity and wealth bestowed as an accident of birth, and Congress should not be afraid to make this distinction.

The deputy president insists he is clean, and says his immense wealth has been painstakingly acquired through hard work.