Sentence examples for brings hard from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Frank brings hard evidence to bear.

Without identifying itself as "black art," Ms. DeVille's installation brings hard, pertinent existential politics into the museum.

It could be the kind of recession that brings hard times to tech, but also forces important changes to how business gets done.

Whichever it is, digitization brings hard choices about the essences of particular human activities, and what of them we will negotiate away for the expediency of technology.

A more serious concern is that tourism brings hard currency, helping to prop up one of the most frightening totalitarian regimes in the world, where survival for millions of people depends on food aid from abroad.

Like "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me!," "RadioLab," "The Daily Show," "Drunk History," and other edu-fun, "StarTalk" brings hard topics to a human scale and makes it O.K. to be interested in things that you're not an expert on.

Hard times have brought hard measures.

For the prostitutes who remain, the last year has brought hard times.

It now has about 150 members, he said, and they brought hard questions to public hearings last fall.

But the 1990s brought hard times, and in 2001, T.W.A. flew its last flight, before being absorbed by American Airlines.

In Arizona, drug smugglers have become more creative in how they try to bring hard drugs into the country.