Sentence examples for be hard for both from inspiring English sources
The politics will be hard for both sides.
It's going to be hard for both teams.
"It would be hard for both of us to make our mark on one deal," Dogra responded.
Catching up will be hard for both firms: unlike Google they do not have a lucrative business in internet-search advertising to rely on as they make the change.
Of course, it will be hard for both sides to keep the focus on the intricacies of campaign finance law when the central story of the trial hangs on a dying wife, an illicit affair and an attempted cover-up thought to be so elaborate that Mr. Edwards persuaded a loyal campaign aide, Andrew Young, to claim paternity and go underground with his own family and Rielle Hunter, Mr. Edwards's paramour.
Asked about the pursuit of City, he said: "It's going to be hard for both of us to collapse".
In an election and party-congress year, it may be harder for both governments to take a soft line.
"My last wife was very competitive, which was hard for both of us," Richter says.
Knowles told The Sun: "It was hard for me to let her go- it was hard for both of us to let each other go.
"You never want to use excuses, but it's hard for both teams to play with wind like that," Columbus defender Brian Dunseth said.
