Sentence examples for harder or more from inspiring English sources

Older or harder or more serious — he wasn't sure which.

Few, if any, have hit the ball harder or more frequently back over the bowlers head.

It could need genes that make you sneeze harder or more often.

Ministers say the new arrangements would not mean staff working harder or more frequently, only more flexibly.

People often wonder how quickly they ought to advance, why they would want to, and just what it is about Advanced and Challenge levels that make them harder or more interesting.

But when the insult to the dignity of the crowds outweighs their fears — when living dishonestly is harder or more dangerous than being quiet, or the compensation for collaboration diminishes — then the lie falls apart.

(i.e., less hard or more hard?).

High physical exertion at work was defined as 15 on the scale (corresponding "hard") or more (third quartile) [ 6].

Not all small business owners are more honest, work harder, or rescue more abandoned kittens than executives from large corporations.

The economic boom of the past decade has created the illusion that anyone can find work, making life harder -- or more humiliating -- for those who are falling out of the middle class.

Wording about "harder" tests or "more rigorous" tests do not resonate well with parents.