Sentence examples for harder stand from inspiring English sources

Try harder, stand up tall, apply for everything.

The United States has begun taking a harder stand against Mr. Assad.

But after Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said that was unacceptable, Mr. Karzai took a harder stand against Mullah Omar.

And the widening expanse of targets, coupled with the expensive and sensitive technologies they are losing, is putting increased pressure on the US to take a much harder stand against the communist giant.

Dündar, who lives in Germany as a Writers at Risk fellow of the German center of PEN International, has become a well-known figure in Germany, appearing on German political talk shows, giving newspaper interviews, and writing columns in which he has urged German politicians to take a harder stand against rights violations in Turkey.

If the tenor of the discussion at the advisory committee is any guide, then the FDA could take a much harder stand when it comes to the accelerated approval of new cancer drugs requiring overwhelming evidence that a drug can melt away the majority of tumors before qualifying it for rapid approval.

"I tell them, 'Don't mistake my stilettos for weakness.' " Play hard, stand tall.

Rob was full of advice and encouragement – change gear, pedal hard, stand up, ride closer to his wheel – but it was all white noise.

Soriano, running hard, stood at second with a fluke double.

Staff on the frontline in maternity services were working harder and harder to stand still, Professor Bewley added.

Now it's getting harder to stand out.