Sentence examples for consider too hard from inspiring English sources
He said such a deal - which he used to consider "too hard" to do - was likely to take place in the "middle distance".
Because they were considered too hard.
"I think the essence of leadership is to take on that which is considered too hard to do, and make it happen.
Mr. McCain, these conservatives say, has also alienated some in the movement with remarks considered too hard on the Republican Party, like his assertion that the party is "in the pocket of the insurance companies".
Mr. McCain, these conservatives say, has also alienated some in the movement with remarks considered too hard on the Republican Party, like his assertion that the party is "in the pocket of the insurance companies". He is simply too independent-minded, and his cozy relationship with reporters makes many Republicans uncomfortable.
"We're often considered too hard on our employees by other charities," Guth says.
His comments, in the middle of a hard-fought election campaign, were considered too strong by Washington.
(Ms. Ruhl wrote it after the death of her father). It considers, too, how hard it is for two human beings to achieve the harmony of perfect romantic love.
(Ms. Ruhl wrote it after the death of her father.) It considers, too, how hard it is for two human beings to achieve the harmony of perfect romantic love.
