Sentence examples for harder end from inspiring English sources

Now as then, the move towards the harder end of the market is a consequence of prohibition.

My instinct and love for the harder end of contact had always meant I was perhaps a little too heavy-handed for football.

At the harder end of the debate, access to hospital data has undoubtedly improved patient safety at the very least, if not saved lives.

Female homelessness also appears to be on the rise – whether that is at the harder end, involving drugs and prostitution, or at the softer end, starting with a period of sofa-surfing.

The website, which claims a readership of around 2 million visitors each month, focuses on the harder end of the technology industry, monitoring companies like Microsoft, Intel and Google.

The government's decision to "target the full spectrum of extremism" and its new official definition that catches non-violent extremists as well as those at the "harder end" is likely to mean that a much wider group are regarded as beyond the pale by government.

Intriguingly, small studies in patients after bariatric surgery show improvements in blood pressure control, proteinuria and inflammatory markers as well as in GFR, although this last parameter needs to be interpreted with caution and confirmed in larger studies with harder end-points [ 116].

Also the modulus at room temperature was relatively high, particularly at low contents of hard end segment.

We need MPs whose upbringing or jobs gives them understanding of life at the hard end.

I believe he should leave the cabinet and devote himself to those at the hard end.

In diabetic hypertensives, 2 relatively large RCTs show that the blood pressure can be reduced by DHP-based therapy in diabetics, with a reduction in hard end points.