Sentence examples for fairly hard to from inspiring English sources
The IMF, he says, will have to try fairly hard to give the appearance of change.
"I think it's going to be fairly hard to fence an Oscar".
Despite Nedved's recent performance, a player of Tkachuk's caliber and age is fairly hard to find.
Still, the ingredients are of such high quality that it's fairly hard to go wrong.
What happens is that an interviewer makes initial decisions about your personality which are fairly hard to shake.
What was the school like? A. It was fairly hard to get into and expensive, although there were scholarships.
Tumblr's (mostly) youthful users have muddled through with a fairly hard-to-use 'Fan Mail' direct messaging service, which is closer to a clunky email system than a genuine direct messaging service.
Sniper or marksman jackals are fairly harder to kill, especially on harder levels, so locate them and remove them carefully with a few well-placed sniper or battle rifle shots.
In fact, Lindros dealt out a fairly hard hit to Claude Lemieux, the annoying sparkplug of the Devils, knocking him to the ice, but nobody retaliated.
This method is fairly hard and difficult to do.
Seeking to separate at least the western Kennebec from French influence, he adopted a fairly hard line, threatening to withhold trade that was vital to their survival, and reiterated claims of British sovereignty over the Abenaki.
