Sentence examples for even hard as from inspiring English sources

Or even, hard as it may be for Ray or Claire or anyone else to believe, whether their allegiance, rooted in lust, greed and maybe something more, is sincere and aboveboard after all.

Tackling the impending pensions crisis by raising the retirement age will be even harder; as will reducing the vast invalidity benefits bill.

"And I suppose even harder as a trainer.

That and his predraft injuries inspired him to work even harder as a rookie.

Eli Manning said that the wind swirled differently and that it would blow even harder as the cold weather approached.

Now they are rooting for him even harder, as he endures captivity as a prisoner of war.

The crisis made life in the impoverished nation even harder as prices for basic goods soared and public services like electricity ground to a halt.

Choosing among candidates for the upper chamber will be even harder, as the candidates are not formally affiliated to any party and receive little publicity.

I think it's always harder to take things out than to put them in, and it will get even harder as we go into the next Congress.

Deciding what to see was even harder, as every type of music was on offer from contemporary Egyptian pop singers to Andalusian bands and Coptic gospel choirs (along with traditional, jazz, rock and even folk concerts).

But if it fails to innovate, the industry may look too medieval to play a full part in modern finance.Balancing these imperatives will become even harder as competition grows fiercer.