Sentence examples for harder land from inspiring English sources

Two crosscutting trends make pastoral production harder: land fragmentation (and land alienation) constraining mobility, and climate change, which is expected to make mobility even more crucial (Galvin 2009; Davies and Nori 2008).

This replaced an earlier northeast southwest route linking local farms to the older settlement of West Green, about 0.5 mile west of Crawley, because a north south route could take advantage of an area of drier, harder land formed by an outcrop of sandstone from the Hastings Beds that jutted into the sticky, waterlogged Weald Clay, which predominated around West Green and Crawley.

But it may have a harder landing.

But the figure immediately raised fears of a much harder landing.

2.21pm BST But Carston Block, founder of Muddy Waters Research, argues that China is heading for a harder landing.

Soft or hard landing?

– be a hard landing.

Many investors fear a "hard landing".

"It was a very hard landing".

Witnesses said it was a hard landing.

China is destined for a hard landing.