Sentence examples for appears hard from inspiring English sources

At first glance, it appears hard to justify Outofthebox's role as the favorite among the 11 entrants.

The dream of the heroic, committed photographer appears hard to sustain in a commercial context like that of the photo festival.

Whether that makes it fair to consciously lean on the weather when it's convenient is an open question — though it appears hard for either side to resist.

On this basis, it appears hard to argue that Denton is about to sweep away Pinch Sulzberger or Don Graham, still less Murdoch himself.

But it appears hard to justify, according to several scientists I've talked to of late, including Ken Caldeira at the Carnegie Institution.

The effort to reach out to former Iraqi intelligence officials also appears hard to harmonize with the American drive to "de-Baathify" Iraqi society, given the prominence of the Baath Party of Saddam Hussein in his government.

He also appears hard-nosed enough to have invested in a controversial investment scheme called Invicta Film Partnership No 23 LLP that can help defer personal taxation – which might prove an awkward conversation topic when Bailey hooks up with Rupert Harrison, who apart from being a friend is the chief economic adviser to the chancellor, George Osborne.

But no group appears harder hit than the Pakistanis.

The negotiation in 2008 appears harder for China, wh[ich] has participated five negotiations since 2004.

Depolarization is more difficult to realize in open circuit than in short circuit, i.e., the material appears "harder" in open circuit.

Thus, employees are willing to accept smaller equity packages than at startups in remote cities where success appears harder to attain.