Sentence examples for growing hard from inspiring English sources

In the fridge, the vats of Jell-O were growing hard.

Presidential elections are growing hard to win without warmer ties to Hispanic voters in such swing states as Colorado.

These are growing hard to obtain: many applicants with offers of jobs or scholarships abroad have been turned down.

In international musical life, it is growing hard to distinguish between one national school of instrumental playing and another.

Now 33 years into his career, I wonder if Miyamoto believes it's growing hard to surprise people, whether the ideas are running dry? "Yes, it's become more difficult," he says.

It's like growing hard, hard wood … Scotland, like other parts of Britain, has a problem with deprived communities that nothing seems to shift … I've been interested to see if there's not something in the world that would turn that around".

Much of the focus in the media in recent years has been on the growing hard-line stance of the Republican Party.

Such comity is growing harder to find.

And the job seems to be growing harder.

Taobao has clamped down so hard recently that it is enduring protests by angry vendors.Still, as China grows richer, life is growing harder for fakers.

Surveys by Western business organizations of executives show growing disenchantment over the past year and a sense that doing business in China, never easy, is growing harder.