Sentence examples for be rather hard in from inspiring English sources
This task appears to be rather hard in general.
The MOSART reactor core does not contain graphite structure elements to guide the flow, so the neutron spectrum is rather hard in order to improve the burning performance.
The fuel does not exist in nature, and turns out to be rather hard to find in industry, too.
But that's a little simplistic, because "my nose" can be rather hard to define in the abstract.
Indeed, the moon itself will appear so thin and low that it may be rather hard to detect in the sun's afterglow.
The Declaration of Independence is rather hard to read in places because it was stored in direct sunlight for many years -- a definite no-no for historical artifacts.
Sega representatives said voice-chat capabilities were in development for future games, which is good, because it was rather hard to type in the chat window while playing.
And oddly enough, the hundreds of papers and even entire books written on this subject and all the volumes of data and intricate evolutionary studies and fossil evidence are rather hard to summarise in two minutes for a lay audience.
The site they selected is rather hard because the V s in the first layer is as large as 1500 m/s.
At this point it's rather hard to say which party is in the wrong here.
