Sentence examples for harder less from inspiring English sources

Others were wary, recalling a time when Qadhi spouted a much harder, less tolerant line.

Last year Cobain clashed with the producer of In Utero, who wanted a harder, less commercial sound for the album.

Most structured materials become harder, less ductile, and sometimes more brittle as the result of neutron irradiation.

The accessible, post-Kanye warmth of 'Camp', with its '70s-soulful melodic touches and chunky, party beats has shifted on 'Because The Internet' to something harder, less concerned with being liked or comfortable.

With this concavity, the Arkansas River exhibits a concave-up, or kinked, form that is consistent with the harder, less erosive rock in the Rocky Mountains, and/or with the eastward tilt of the region.

I might feel more sympathetic if News International had also invested in the harder, less immediately saleable part of the digitisation job; if it had taken a risk comparable to the massive and heartstopping bets that gave it its strength in UK pay-TV.

All the kid can do is go back to the place where he grew up, keep competing, keep jawing and prove that even children who grew up in affluent, planned communities -- miles from Broad Street -- have the desire and moxie to compete with the harder, less-fortunate city kids.

The increase in the amount of CWD will first be recognised for hard (less decayed) CWD and mainly in young, newly cut stands.

It didn't make them less engaged in British society, less willing to slog hard, less appreciative of the opportunities for which they had to fight.

No surprise, then, that gaining entry is hard: less than a fifth of applicants to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge are enrolled.

§ Low active play defined as reported to play or exercise hard enough to sweat or breathe hard less than 7 times per week.