Sentence examples for considered harder from inspiring English sources

The higher-technology passports, which have been issued to domestic applicants since 1998, are considered harder to forge or alter because the photograph is embedded into the passport.

Subterranean silos are considered harder to destroy than surface installations, and Iran hailed them as a defensive asset meant to thwart attackers.

Pistols are less accurate than rifles at longer distances and are widely considered harder to use because they cannot be braced against the shoulder.

Pfizer's Lipitor, a cholesterol medicine, and Plavix, a blood thinner produced by Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis, will have their patents challenged later this year or early next.In general, composition-of-matter lawsuits are considered harder to win than other avenues of attack employed by generic drugmakers to hack away at the thicket of patents that guard blockbuster medicines.

Smoking heroin not only limits vein injury and the risk of blood-borne diseases like HIV, it's also considered harder to overdose on.

For this reason, psychiatric treatment was considered harder to keep evidence-based, and to require individual considerations to a greater extent.

It's not even considered hard".

Those attacks are considered hard to pull off.

Such biological sex differences are considered hard-wired and can be behavioural, anatomical and cognitive.

By contrast, the funds that the candidates' campaigns have raised are considered hard money.

Both are considered hard-driving chairmen who would vigorously pursue energy and health care bills.