Sentence examples for hard to order from inspiring English sources

At that stage it was hard to order people to go near the reactors.

It can be so hard to order the heavyweights to give up the ball.

It being hard to order one's thoughts about love, then, it is natural that this book is fragmentary.

It's still hard to order a steak or chops in a good London restaurant without having to ask the waiter to bring a steak knife, too.

It seemed to result in people talking rather than working, and, she discovered, once the sense of hierarchy was weakened, it was hard to order people around.

Even though the pizza chains are constantly offering specials, it's pretty hard to order a meal for less than $5 — especially if it's delivered — and usually it's well over $10 if you include drinks and extra toppings.

"My background has made it emotionally harder" to order police actions against them, she said.

That sort of love might be harder to order up, from a policy perspective; still, it can be fostered through support for military families.

It was hard to rank order the different offers we had.

It is hard not to order a heart-stress test when the nuclear camera is in the next room.

Anticipating disqualifications, the reformers -- Iranians who oppose a strict form of Islamic government -- had swamped the nominating process, daring the hard-liners to order wholesale exclusions.