Sentence examples for harder issues from inspiring English sources

But the harder issues are steeped in history.

Van Bohemen said these were "so inflexible that there was no point in trying to resolve the other harder issues as we were never going to achieve consensus".

But the harder issues have always been the emotional and religious ones: Jerusalem, the Temple Mount, known to Muslims as Haram al-Sharif, and refugees.

Smaller and easier issues are tackled first, building an area of agreement, which is then stressed to create a stake in success, whereas harder issues are postponed and played down.

The relatively fast agreement on this new force could give momentum to the general's efforts to work closely with Mr. Karzai's government and move forward on other, still harder issues, including improving Afghan governing skills and decreasing corruption.

The far harder issues -- arguably more difficult now that Mr. Bush has shown his willingness to scuttle a treaty -- involve keeping the lid on established nuclear powers like China and new nuclear ones like Pakistan.

The harder issue is that Alfa controls 30% of our shares, while [Norwegian telecom] Telenor controls 29%, and they have very different plans for us.

This is a harder issue for lower-wage workers as they lack leverage with their employers.

This would be a harder issue in an OpenCL-based machine as different kind of processors (i.e., CPUs, GPUs, and DSPs) might be targeted.

ReprintsThe case raises hard issues.

"These are hard issues," he said.