Sentence examples for experience harder from inspiring English sources

"We are very grateful to them, but in the past two years they haven't spent more than 100m pesos on security," he says.Pedro Torres, a crime expert at Monterrey's Institute of Technology, says some features unique to Nuevo León have contributed to the fall in crime, which may make the experience harder to replicate elsewhere.

Don't brag about how your life is great, this will just make them sad and anxious and will also make the same experience harder for you, thinking about bragging and listening to it from some one else.

The experience, hard for all cadets, was particularly difficult for those first women, she said.

The South African team is one that will experience hard times in the years to come.

The point I'm making is that in the absence of formal employment experience, hard physical evidence of your competence could be an excellent substitute.

The venue is a long-abandoned chapel on Shaftesbury Avenue whose spectacular domed and galleried central space is cleverly exploited in a 70-minute "experience" – hard to call it anything else – loosely themed on Homer's Odyssey.

Even good-quality companies experience hard times, and that's the reason why their stocks are priced inexpensively.

In short, he has the experience, hard-headedness and status to successfully complete the needed squad transplant.

But her work life quickly made the viewing experience hard to enjoy.

The latter comes from experience; hard and fast knowledge, garnered over years.

In life, we each experience hard times, tough times, times that cause us to dig deep within ourselves.