Sentence examples for considers hard from inspiring English sources

Manuel Pellegrini has prepared for his departure from Manchester City by making a strong defence of his record at the club and supplying what he considers hard evidence to support his claims that his three-year reign should not be regarded as disappointing.

(See: "Tribune Considers Hard Choices").. Tribune can still solicit higher offers, and Zell is entitled to only a $25 million break-up fee if it takes one.

Instead, in 2006, he offered up his own bill, which tracked his policy as D.A., taking minor drug crimes and petty theft off the list of three-strikes offenses unless one of the first two strikes involved a crime that Cooley considers hard-core.

(Holden) * 'WALL (MUR)' (No rating, 96 minutes, in Arabic and Hebrew) The filmmaker Simone Bitton takes a measured look at the barrier that divides Israel from the West Bank in this documentary, a film that considers hard-core political realities alongside agonizing personal truths.

Some 4.5 million live in what the United Nations considers hard-to-reach places.

It's not even considered hard".

Those attacks are considered hard to pull off.

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

Some times Pacquiao loses – four times in 12 visits to the MGM – when he might be considered hard done by.

As I considered hard sauce's buttery nature, images of golden toast — butter's eternal soul mate — immediately sprang to mind.

In New York, a redesign of ballots that had been widely considered hard to read and understand was passed by the State Assembly this year.