Sentence examples for harder course from inspiring English sources

Split Rock, the harder course, is generally less crowded.

That's why the Labour party has to take the harder course – talking, listening, debating, putting forward sensible, fair reforms.

"Our analysis of exam schools suggests that students are encouraged or pushed to take harder course work, but that their actual human capital essentially remains unchanged".

CNN took the harder course of parsing the entire issue: The correspondent Tom Foreman gave a long, industrious analysis that explained where and how Mr. Ryan finessed the facts.

K. J. Choi produced the lowest round on the harder course, a 65 that was nearly matched by Tiger Woods, a six-time champion in this event who bogeyed two of his final four holes for a 68.

We don't see many people these days who choose the harder course because they believe that doing something the best they can is more important than following the easy course, and that's something worth celebrating, no matter where we find it".

But the longer, harder courses favoured strong, male golfers and became more challenging and time-consuming for the average player.

For example, if you want to go to Harvard, you should expect to take harder courses than if you want to go to a more modest university.

It is a very hard course that defies easy categorization.

"Now it's just a long, hard course.

Oakmont: a hard course in a hard city.