Sentence examples for actions hard from inspiring English sources
He replied that he often found Dr. Oppenheimer's actions "hard to understand".
Since last summer's Gaza war and recent appropriations of Palestinian land, even Israel's allies have found its actions hard to stomach.
In any case, the ECB is charged with maintaining the internal value of the euro, not the exchange rate and, since trade now accounts for only some 10% of euro-area GDP, the inflationary impact of any depreciation is smaller than it was for, say, the D-mark.Yet the fact remains that financial markets have found the ECB's actions hard to understand.
That is exactly what he did by destroying the tapes AND writing a New York Times bestseller about his actions (Hard Measures: How Aggressive CIA Actions After 9/11 Saved American Lives).
Democrats protest that "judicial-hellhole" states usually tidy up their act sooner or later: eight have recently passed laws making class actions harder to file.
Most European countries do not permit lawyers to keep a slice of the takings for themselves, making actions harder for ambulance chasers to pay for.
Despite the growing knowledge on the effects of maternal exposure to PM and the effects on the birth outcome, there are still considerable knowledge gaps regarding more sensitive time periods during pregnancy, making preventive actions harder to accomplish (28).
Many of Sihanouk's friends in the west found this course of action hard to accept.
Yet some found the action hard to follow, to the point of having difficulty spotting the Nose at all in his brief appearances.
Bertrand has been with the Blues since 2006 but has found action hard to come by, spending last season on loan at Aston Villa.
"Maps" is a movie about Hollywood in which moviemaking itself isn't shown — a strange omission, given that Havana is, at one stage of the action, hard at work on a movie that keeps her on set, she says, for fourteen hours a day.
