Sentence examples for hard to make a statement from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is hard to make a statement if the preference measure actually validly captures future teaching practice.
At Mugler, the creative director Nicola Formichetti and the designer Sébastien Peigné, seemed to be trying harder to make a statement this season, without trying too hard.
"It's hard to make a general statement that everybody needs to stop where they are and have a mid-course correction".
It's hard to make a blanket statement, he says, as there are different levels of difficulties, but when speaking to most parents of SEN students they do not believe the school has high enough academic expectations of them.
"It's hard to make a definitive statement before a candidate applies, but California allows LL.M. students and online students to take the exam, and our program will meet their course requirements, so it should be a possibility," said Tomea Mersmann, the associate dean for strategic initiatives at Washington University School of Law.
"It's hard to make a universal statement like, 'Everyone in Southern California should buy a home.'".
Endocrinologist Dr Sonia Davison explained to VICE that the role of hormones in the body is murky and hard to make a definitive statement about.
"It's hard to make a categorical statement that one approach is better than the others," says Dye.
Whereas novels are so giant and loose and their rules have been hammered so hard since Joyce that you'd be hard-pressed to make a statement about what a novel is apart from something longer than a novella".
"They nominated a hard-liner, and he wanted to make a statement in eastern Germany," said Thomas Mayer, the chief European economist at Deutsche Bank.
