Sentence examples for harder pressed from inspiring English sources

Now that Mr. Balint lives in Israel, he said he was harder pressed to label his politics.

Further, while many members will still resist any new legislation, some Republicans may be harder pressed to stand against a measure with Mr. Toomey's imprimatur.

Because the orders appear to fall squarely within immigration law, though, challengers may be harder pressed to prove that the White House has violated its constitutional limits.

With T-Mobile claiming MetroPCS, Sprint is likely to find itself even harder pressed to build out its next-generation network and pitch itself as the dominant low-cost service provider.

Forecasting wages is difficult, as the trustees' report frankly admits, but it seems undeniable that as society ages, businesses will be harder pressed to find workers, and that should push wages higher.

But to do so implies a top priority for what New Labour used to talk of as "southern comfort" – at great possible cost to harder pressed places across the rest of the land.

Mr. O'Horgan, 83, was hard pressed to explain.

The private sector is clearly hard pressed.

Anyone outside Washington would be hard pressed to name one.

He'd be hard pressed to climb any higher.

Even expert data scientists are hard pressed to understand data.