Sentence examples for and hard to make from inspiring English sources

Many organisms mooted as terror agents are tricky to handle and hard to make into weapons.

It's promising around the edges, a little culty and hard to make out.

This distinction is subtle, and hard to make cartographic, but it's one known to both book buyers and booksellers.

There is a kind of pure, clean American simplicity in prose that is easy to mimic and hard to make.

That made it easy to pitch the movie, and hard to make it in a way that felt new.

"I've always felt that I need to toil alone and hard to make art count," she told me.

"It's getting harder and harder to make a profit.

"It's getting harder and harder to make the car sales," he said.

People with presbyopia find that it is harder and harder to make out objects that are close to them.

What she sees is that most people are working longer and harder to make it.

"But the last week of July was an absolute washout, and that's making it harder and harder to make it up".