Sentence examples for hard leading from inspiring English sources

A broad coalition of conservative and progressive religious groups pushed back hard, leading to congressional passage of the tendentiously titled Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

When the program's host, Tim Russert, asked Mr. Giuliani about the work that his firm did for Hugo Chávez, the president of Venezuela, who has accused President Bush of genocide, and about other clients, Mr. Giuliani laughed hard, leading Mr. Russert to interject, "These are all accusations being made in a very serious way about your business".

But the global economic downturn has hit some of the Candy brothers' interests hard, leading to a confrontation with the financial firm of the world's third-richest man over the Candy brothers' first major overseas development.

In extreme heat, the heart has to pump faster and harder," leading to heart attacks or strokes.

S-IDNC is researched in [4], where it is proved that finding the coding process that would minimize the average decoding delay is computationally NP-hard, leading the authors to propose new heuristic S-IDNC coding algorithms in order to optimize some metrics of interest for the overall coding/decoding process.

Last year's recession hit retail hardest, leading chains to ask for lower rents.

In the early stages the thin walled right ventricle is able to compensate by working harder leading to right ventricular hypertrophy.

If speech understanding is compromised by noise or hearing impairment, communication may become harder, leading to limitations in social participation.

Dusty condenser coils cause your refrigerator to work harder, leading to higher bills, and a shorter life for the fridge.

At the same time, the LLRs Λ b m of the information bits b m are hard quantized, leading to the hard estimates b ̂ m = Q Λ b m.

The results suggest that such residual elements form hard boundaries, leading to higher hardness on a local microstructural level.