Sentence examples for be somewhat hard from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, verjuice can be somewhat hard to find.

"I think it's going to be somewhat hard," he said about the investigation.

The strong upbeat that begins the ostinato might be somewhat hard to hear correctly, at least for those unaccustomed to a syncopated style.

Bacon was of course not studying Wint-O-Green Life Savers, but he wrote in "Novum Organum," published in 1620, "It is also most certain that all sugar, whether refined or raw, provided only it be somewhat hard, sparkles when broken or scraped with a knife in the dark".

That notion can be somewhat hard to grasp if one is not comfortable with the abstract ideas of metric fields and manifolds.

It can be somewhat hard to grow beyond the revenue base of our startups or SMEs.

Surviving the consequences can be somewhat harder.

Mortgages are available, though they may be somewhat harder for foreign buyers to obtain, brokers said.

A National Academy of Sciences panel has toned down a report on automobile fuel economy, suggesting that big increases in the gas mileage of cars and light trucks may be somewhat harder to achieve than an earlier draft had stated.

Should that happen, the buyout business might become a lot less scalable, and the economic differences between buyout and VC funds may be somewhat harder to discern.

It will be somewhat harder to advance our cause in Congress with the Congressman gone, but justice will be won for trans, gay and bi people and Congressman Frank will have been a very important part of that".