Sentence examples for better hard to from inspiring English sources

Might the sound have been slightly better (hard to see how) or worse without the shutters?

When we faced painful resource cuts at the BBC World Service, John Stopford, a friend at the London Business School, gave this advice: 'Those organisations which face crisis by looking ahead rather than by just cutting always come out of the slump faster, quicker and better.' Hard to do but that's true leadership.

"The hostile forces had better try hard to get a correct understanding of the DPRK".

The hostile forces had better try hard to get a correct understanding of the DPRK" Kim Chon Sok - Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications.

So am I: the illusion that he can get "better" is hard to let go, especially for my mum.

We've just got to get better, work hard to get ready for the season and find a way to get it done".

"You can see in him that he wants to get better, he works hard to get better," Turner said.

The weight vector of classifiers puts larger weights on classifiers that perform better on hard-to-classify instances.

Behavioral Surveillance Surveys (BSS) employ sampling methods that better capture hard-to-reach populations through the use of standardized methodologies and tools that help comparison and monitoring of risk behaviors over time [ 11, 12].

"How much better it's hard to say.

These days, now things are better, we try hard to support people ourselves if we can".