Sentence examples for harder it has from inspiring English sources

The more powerful they become at the expense of traditional media companies, the harder it has become for advertisers to negotiate favourable terms.

THE further the Americans and British have got mired in Iraq, the harder it has become for the French to conceal their sense that their opposition to the war has been vindicated.

Being forced to face the problem of child sexual abuse by priests, the hierarchy has been quick to run for cover under the psychiatric umbrella — 'these men are sick.' " Yet, as Sipe points out, the more that psychiatrists have investigated the problem of sexually abusive priests, the more the Church has lost control over individual cases, and the harder it has become to handle them in secrecy.

Being forced to face the problem of child sexual abuse by priests, the hierarchy has been quick to run for cover under the psychiatric umbrella 'these men are sick.'''' Yet, as Sipe points out, the more that psychiatrists have investigated the problem of sexually abusive priests, the more the Church has lost control over individual cases, and the harder it has become to handle them in secrecy.

Making things even harder, it has a sizeable fiscal deficit, which has recently come down to 5% of GDP, as well as high rates of inflation.

Work hard again, play harder". It hasn't been all rest and relaxation.

Memories of how hard it has been to recruit in recent years are fresh.

But this scandal should make the election the hardest it has yet fought.

It's been very hard to get here, and we should take pleasure in how hard it has been.

Re-entry hasn't just been hard, it has been making her regret the choice she made almost a decade ago.

I ask them how hard it has been to keep that relationship going.