Sentence examples for harder if from inspiring English sources

Think of them as "hard" and "harder", if you will.

"And it's much harder if you're not a New Yorker".

That can be hard to do, harder if you're dying.

Even harder if you don't set this as your goal.

It's harder if someone leaves because they don't like you.

They could not make the Championship play-off final any harder if they tried.

But making one's own case to voters could become harder if Mr. Weiner jumps in.

"It would have made things a lot harder if they did," Mr. Lehfeldt said.

Getting them to comply with its rulings will be harder if Britain will not do so.

But even they will find the process harder if the bill becomes law, opponents say.

That may be harder if different departments have been allowed to adopt different solutions.