Sentence examples for hard might from inspiring English sources

Dai warned that pressing too hard might risk antagonizing Iran.

"Aren't kids that age so hard?" might open the door to a helpful conversation.

"Trying too hard" might be one way of putting it: a sense that the artist hadn't sufficiently enfranchised his or herself from an urge to display mere skill.

He determined to become a Senate overachiever, making his way onto a committee — banking — where a willingness to work hard might allow him to make his mark.

But beyond individual responsibility, Shanahan acknowledged that the culture of the game — one in which "you're allowed to hit, you're asked to hit, you're supposed to hit and you're supposed to hit hard" — might constitute a bigger obstacle.

To Len Hutton's summation that the ball, pitches and people here are hard, might be added the extremity of the weather, which drains mind and muscles of energy, as Joe Root has discovered.

The payment covered TalkTalk's performance from 2012 to 2015 and was half the maximum Harding might have received.

The comparison to Harding might be unfair--to Harding.

Some hard facts might help inform this debate.

He feared his hard drive might be inspected at customs.

YOU couldn't miss Gordon Ramsay, however hard you might try.