Sentence examples for evidently hard from inspiring English sources

That job is evidently hard to fill.

Mr. Reid said the president was evidently "hard up" for policy initiatives.

Mobile-phone companies have been far worse, in as much as Con Ed is evidently hard at work doing repairs.

That work-life balance is evidently hard to strike in a profession many say is still inherently masculine, with its long apprenticeship, long working hours, and emphasis on competition rather than collaboration.

It is evidently hard to think of chemical specifications of the property of being a predator, or neurological specifications of the generic state of desiring to eat ice cream, but the problem arises even in more tractable cases, such as that of providing chemical conditions for being a gene.

As the company was still able to see what kind of traffic the application was getting, the developer was losing out on an estimated $2000 a day, although that number is evidently hard to verify.

Nature is evidently hard-pressed to digest the volume and kinds of waste that humans generate.

Dealing just with the plutonium problem is evidently proving hard enough.

The strike may be over, but there is evidently much hard bargaining ahead.

The exterior has evidently been hard to keep up: the portico over the main entrance is gone, and the sun porch at the rear may soon follow.

In this case the quotation was from Weber (the sociologist Max, presumably, not the composer Carl Maria von): "Art has no fatherland". That noble sentiment is evidently a hard sell in Germany where music is concerned.