Sentence examples for hard aspects from inspiring English sources

But the purportedly "hard" aspects of the band never held up against much scrutiny anyway.

The aim is determine and compare the method's easy aspects, hard aspects, similarities and differences.

Most executives have a portfolio of tools that they use for developing their strategic plans, structure, metrics and other "hard aspects" of change.

"That has been a hard aspect to get used to.

"Business travel is one of the hardest aspects of environmental management," said Francis Sullivan, HSBC's environmental adviser.

One of the hardest aspects of the work I've done for 10 years, documenting lesser-known humanitarian issues, is getting people to actually see it.

For Peralta, tellingly, one of the hardest aspects of making Giants was negotiating with ageing beach bums for the fabulous footage they'd shot as kids.

During the last five minutes of class, ask students to describe the easiest and hardest aspects of translating a text into a live performance.

Nevertheless, measurement is one of the hardest aspects to be done because there is no proper method or range that can be used.

Undergraduate computer science departments have instead crowded their curricula with the harder aspects of the subject, like data structures and compiler design.

But he picks his fights, and he has not put the personal muscle into the harder aspects of domestic security that he has put into waging war or cutting taxes.