Sentence examples for clearly harder from inspiring English sources

While Coyle claims to be comfortable with all the decisions he has made, some were clearly harder than others.

Warner has been slower getting to the nonseries Monogram films, which are clearly harder to market (with their near-absence of star names or famous characters) but often more closely embody the Poverty Row spirit that Godard sought to emulate.

Examples include Tawhid (the Unity of God), a group said to be run by a Jordanian, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, which has been most active in Iraq and Jordan; and Ansar al-Islam, with cells in Italy, Turkey and Iraq.Such al-Qaeda spin-offs are clearly harder to nail than a single large organisation.

Blake's harmonies on the chorus – "My cares slip away when I see your face … When I'm on my own I'm lost in space" – could melt the coldest heart, while those five glockenspiel notes have provided the band with their one enduring piece of stagecraft over the years, as Blake struggles to play them in the right order (clearly harder than it looks).

Our analysis indicates that some instances are clearly harder to solve than others for all the studied heuristics and hyper-heuristics.

And ambitious AI-powered robot assistants are clearly harder to deliver than the average chunk of electronics — given the high performance bar required to satisfy demanding consumer expectations for connected utility — even, evidently, when you have a lot of cash at your disposal, as Jibo does.

The private sector is clearly hard pressed.

It's clearly hard for Burnett to talk about it.

Perhaps not, but it's clearly hard to better as a theme for a first novel.

But it was clearly hard for them to celebrate the rescue.

His idealisation of an ascetic lifestyle and explicit denunciations of consumerism are clearly hard to reconcile with his multimillionaire status.