Sentence examples for although, harder from inspiring English sources
The benefit to English rugby will be immense, although harder to quantify.
Although harder to assess when bringing in new employees, it ranks among the top three influences on who gets hired.
The early words, although harder to spell, had been taken from a 1,200-word 1,200-word.
Although harder to interpret than in the United States, they will still be crucial in the swing senators' calculations.
Although harder to steal, those cute little bottles have found their way into the pocket of a nimble-fingered traveler from time to time.
Although harder to sustain in more buttoned-up 1950s Britain than in 2013, Ken and Hazel's relationship may not be too different from many transgender people's experience today.
Illegal immigration, although hard to measure, has clearly been declining.
Mackintosh, N.J. - The Psychology of Animal Learning (1974) - Great book, although hard to find (out of print).
Forget Easter eggs (although hard-boiled eggs do come into play here).
Although hard to tolerate, there is a challenging insouciance about this work that's liberating.
Although hard data do influence thinking, the psychology of risk perception is complicated.
