Sentence examples for harder in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Maybe it is time that the distinction was made harder in terms of the law.

I couldn't agree more that we have to work even harder in terms of content.

But the fact that it is so new makes it harder in terms of learning about new areas, introducing myself to new people.

I think it's harder now in terms of all the pressures to look a certain way and keep up with everything, and I think it's harder in terms of trying to speak to your parents or people at school who are not trained because when they were growing up mental health was not something anyone spoke about".

"If nothing happens, it's more of the same, and it will continue to be harder and harder in terms of financial viability," said Nickolas A. Vitale, the senior vice president for financial operations for Beaumont Hospitals, a hospital system based in Royal Oak, Mich., whose uncompensated care has increased by 20 percent a year since 2005.

"She's got a little impairment which makes things harder in terms of balance so we have to work on balance and strengthening her up but for Sally, the world is her oyster".

"This is more about transition, and I have pushed hard in terms of modernizing it.

For neither Odette nor Siegfried is this act hardest in terms of technique.

Play hard, work hard In terms of academics, the University of Miami workload is definitely a lot more intense.

One of Mr. Alger's most urgent tasks is to rebuild his devastated staff, which was among those hit hardest in terms of percentage of employees lost.

Companies should be aware of where energy risk might hit them hardest in terms of areas outside of their core business.