Sentence examples for harder generating from inspiring English sources

Researchers speculate that the hormones that circulate during the mating season may cause the tegu's body tissues to work harder, generating extra heat.

Strategy developers and implementers should focus harder on generating new evidence for the future by building in and operationalising a framework for learning and evaluation from the very beginning.

That makes it hard to generate hard currency to pay off government debt and discourages citizens from investing in education to improve their own economic lot.

It has, however, had a hard time generating revenue since it opened.

It's flat for the year, and Mr. Landis says "they're going to have a hard time generating much more growth".

Like newspapers nearly everywhere, Le Monde has had a hard time generating new revenue from its Web site, which it has struggled to integrate with the print operations.

For all of the high hopes attached to Pier 17 in 1985, it has always had a hard time generating a profit.

Otherwise, Spotify will have a hard time generating profits.

We've seen similar services from startups like Gaboogie (which eventually shifted focus) and Foonz, which is still around but will likely have a hard time generating revenue.

The Broncos had a hard time generating a consistent pass rush despite Phillips' efforts.

– Snapchat has also had a hard time generating user growth lately — and seen its stock punished as a result.