Sentence examples for for more hard from inspiring English sources

The Europeans are in for more hard slog.

Paolo Di Canio warned his Sunderland players they are in for more hard work after watching them rescue their Capital One Cup dream with a dramatic late fightback.

Life as a single mother with few practical skills made for more hard times, at least until she arrived in New York in 1968.

He has lobbied for more hard news and more succinct articles — a marked shift in tone for a newspaper whose signatures include long, often quirky news features that start on the front page.

Hit the jump for more hard data.

Others believe that the e-cigarette companies are purposefully stalling, asking the FDA to wait for more hard evidence on the effects of e-cigarettes (especially compared to traditional cigarettes) in order to grow marketshare in an unregulated field.

If not for reasons of fellow-feeling and goodwill, then for more hard-nosed reasons.

The "entry level" guidebooks from Lonely Planet and Rough Guides are well-targeted, while the Overlanders' Handbook (Trailblazer, £24.99) will be useful for more hard-core travellers.

Congress has pushed for more hard-hitting sanctions.

Wipe down the board, pushing harder for more difficult areas.

There is, for now, more hard labor than high art in their rivalry.