Sentence examples for goes much harder from inspiring English sources

Later in the over, he goes much harder at one and gets a thick edge that flies above head height to gully - and through the hands of Amla, who must've got a finger to it as he's left the field for treatment, presumably.

But on Wednesday, the prime minister went much harder than Morrison, telling reporters: "The commercial banks should pass on the full rate cut.

By contrast, life is going to get much harder for people who live in states that have not yet set up their own exchanges.

With full marriage rights now at stake, it's going to become much harder for moderates -- straights who favor some form of domestic partnership, gays who just want to keep their private lives to themselves -- to maintain their stances.

It's real and it's going to get much harder to keep up with the pace of all this uncertainty and the innovation it will demand of us.

He added: "And I'm going to work much harder to criss-cross all the women's stories so that their lives bump up against each other".

I find each subject interesting in its own way, which inevitably makes choosing a career to go into much harder.

"By him getting on the practice court," he said, "it'll make the players go that much harder".

Setanta are relatively new players and have set out their stall "early doors": they will employ Vinnie Jones-stake "take no hostages" tactics on England's supporters, going in much harder than Murdoch.

Certainly the spectacle of Vivendi's crumbling convergence strategy has made the going that much harder for AOL Time Warner, which has had a tough time convincing Wall Street of its technology and entertainment marriage since it took a $54 billion write down in April that acknowledged the diminished value of its merger.

Its hard to accept at first but eventually you will realize that.Specially when you will see the people who have gone through much harder trials than you have and still more courageous than you are.