Sentence examples for equally hard on from inspiring English sources

Deciphering opinions from the justices' questions is like reading tea leaves, especially when one or more appear equally hard on and sympathetic to both sides.

The Korean and Vietnam Wars were equally hard on American soldiers.

If the rainy season is equally hard on Rio in 2011, the city will be better prepared.

But while Walker was equally hard on both sides, Olson and Boies are in the better position to answer his questions, having already presented testimony that addressed them.

Yet while this Hamlet, like so many young men coming of age, may judge the folks at home harshly, he is equally hard on himself.

Today, the state is struggling with both the collapse of Enron and the puncturing of the high-tech bubble.If Texas is generous to the successful, it is equally hard on the unfortunateIf Texas is generous to the successful, it is equally hard on the unfortunate.

Tzuo expected Benioff to be equally as hard on him — but Benioff believed in the idea, and as Tzuo explains, "is a big believer in building".

Cullerton was equally as hard on Rauner, accusing the governor abandoning the budget process and continuing "to run campaigns instead of the state".

If it is difficult to imagine when the resources might again be marshalled or the will found to push through a venture on the scale of the Apollo programme, it is equally hard to think of anyone taking on the task of describing such an undertaking with Mailer's gusto and urgency.

It is equally hard to confirm claims that, on top of the Algerian and Moroccan groups, there exists a growing terrorist network elsewhere in the Sahel, and perhaps even a line of communication and supply reaching right across to Somalia and even on to Iraq.In general, West Africa has practised a tolerant and peaceful Islam.

How he expects any meaningful cooperation on Iran is equally hard to fathom.