Sentence examples for harder rather than from inspiring English sources

Many NHS teams succumb to "the pathology of working harder and harder", rather than reflecting more.

A. This will make their job harder rather than easier, but that is good.

All season long, Knoblauch has tried to throw the ball harder, rather than loop it tentatively.

Things have got harder, rather than easier, for Indigenous students and staff over the years.

When we're under pressure, however, most of us experience the opposite impulse: to push harder rather than rest.

In fact, one of the most common complaints from operating managers is that corporate functions are bureaucratic and interfering, making the operating divisions' work harder rather than easier.

But the breadth of the majorities Obama inherited has in some ways made it harder, rather than easier, for him to impose his vision on the capital.

But in recent months China has made it harder, rather than easier, for American investors to check the legitimacy of their Chinese investments.

In tone, think Die Hard rather than Nineteen Eighty-four.

He is a more incisive bowler when he hits the pitch hard rather than kissing it.

The Belgian fries, which arrived in a charming paper cone, were hard rather than crisp.