Sentence examples for harder, although from inspiring English sources

If you're going alone, that makes things harder, although a group is harder to feed.

A spokesman said it should not be harder, although that remains to be seen.

It is written like a school report – "could try harder" – although the phrase that recurs through the UK Climate Change Assessment released last week is "more action needed".

"You want a pair that people notice so they ask you: 'Where did you get those?'" While customized sneakers are available on many athletic shoe Web sites, fashion shoes are harder, although not impossible, to find.

"Venus hits the ball a little bit harder, although I thought when I first played them that Serena was maybe a little bit more talented or the better player.

Full convertibility of the renminbi is not an unalloyed benefit for China, because it would be harder, although not impossible, for China's central bank to continue controlling the currency's value in terms of the dollar.

I work very hard, although I don't really consider it work.

It is hard, although not impossible, for that person's career and reputation to recover.

It has led to Tesco suffering hardest, although Waitrose saw sales fall 11.5 per cent last year.

I am now established at the general hospital and working quite hard, although in a somewhat disorderly fashion.

The wind from the chopper blades was blowing hard (although my permanent wave kept my hair stuck tight to my head).