Sentence examples for being either hard from inspiring English sources

It's tempting to think of presidents, like lobsters, as being either "hard shell" or "soft shell" (what lobstermen call "shedders").

Nine of the households had high doorsteps at the entrance to the house (more than 10 cm), which the older people reported as being either hard to step over or not possible at all.

In those days things from the west were either hard to get or outrageously expensive.

First, investors are only mildly worried about Brexit and think the short-term economic consequences are either hard to predict or exaggerated.

Visits to 18 stations from Greenwich to New Haven this month found that the schedules were either hard to come by or nonexistent at a third of the stations.

Throughput guarantees can in principle be either hard or deterministic, and soft or statistical.

These precursors were not always available, and some target compounds were either hard to synthesize or not obtainable at all.

The camera systems have been designed to be either hard mounted (i.e., they can cope with the amplitude and frequencies), or attached via an isolation mount.

These difficult problems are either hard unsatisfiable problems or are satisfiable problems which give a hard unsatisfiable subproblem following a wrong split.

All studies were open-label regarding physicians' assessment of outcomes, which were either hard outcomes such as ICU mortality, or relied on pre-defined objective criteria such as the main efficacy criteria (tracheal intubation).

It acts as the solution to many problems yet is either hard to grab or is unnoticeable.