Sentence examples for define hard from inspiring English sources

One approach would be for lenders to develop and disclose a "forgiveness formula" that would clearly define "hard times" and indicate precisely what kind of forgiveness is possible.

Temporary hardship clauses can apply to any collective agreement at any level and rather being an element of decentralisation they are a safety valve in agreements that define hard minimum or standard conditions, and in agreements that cover a period longer than one year.

Finally, we introduce into the model prior information by allowing the user to define hard constraints for segmentation by indicating certain pixels (seeds) that absolutely have to be part of the object and certain pixels that have to be part of the background (in the inner and outer regions), in a similar way to Graph Cuts [10].

The generations even define hard work and loyalty differently.

It's difficult to define, hard to prove, and is somewhat subjective.

Deep Purple continued to define hard rock, particularly with their album Machine Head (1972), which included the tracks "Highway Star" and "Smoke on the Water".

Do you think backlash from the Caster Semenya case will impel the athletic community to define hard-and-fast rules regarding intersex athletes?

It's sort of like U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart who, when asked to define hard-core pornography, famously said, "I know it when I see it".

Well defined hard lesions in both upper and lower eyelids were present, without inflammatory signs such as redness.

While MI and stroke are relatively well defined hard outcomes with acute onset, HF is a disease of slow onset which develops over time.

success is hard to define and hard to isolate root causes when it happens.