Sentence examples for hard to construct from inspiring English sources

In snapshot it would be hard to construct a more bullish anatomy of good health.

But it's very hard to construct a model of the real world.

Individual properties and neighbourhoods differ, which makes it hard to construct accurate hedges.

That makes policy both hard to construct and harder still to explain.

Somehow, I think, we have defeated nature, overcoming with surprising ease the distances geology has worked so hard to construct.

"It's hard to construct a scenario that is at all plausible in which somebody fakes something like this.

That would be a lot harder to construct, and it also most likely wouldn't be a Monday puzzle.

Right now, the police can access that data only for investigations of particular crimes, making it harder to construct a portrait of the criminal networks behind gun crimes.

People can talk all they like about legacy but mess up a home World Cup campaign and a rosy future for club and country is immeasurably harder to construct.

If, he writes, "McMansion suburbia is on the far side of the bell curve, it ultimately becomes even harder to construct new 'urbanized' developments than it already is because the people who own those McMansions will have an obvious incentive to fight tooth and nail to protect their equity.

However, as the number of potential stages of play increases, the backwards induction argument evidently becomes harder to construct.