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Discover LudwigThe phrase "harder tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tasks that are more difficult or challenging than others.
Example: "In order to improve our skills, we should focus on completing harder tasks."
Alternatives: "more challenging tasks" or "difficult tasks".
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But there are harder tasks.
Building democratic institutions, and restoring confidence in a flawed state, are much harder tasks.
The harder tasks of reducing emissions from coal-fired power stations and industrial plant and decarbonising our transport and heating systems has yet to begin in earnest.
The harder tasks of reducing emissions from coal-fired power stations and industrial plants and de-carbonising our transport and heating systems has yet to begin in earnest.
Straightforward reforms, such as tax cuts, are almost completed, but the harder tasks, such as seriously trimming the bureaucracy that stifles entrepreneurship, are stuck.
Learning to accept it, and find a way to still get some sleep, is one of the harder tasks of becoming a parent.
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"Integration is the harder task," she says.
That's a much harder task.
A second, harder task, is to entertain mainstream TV audiences.
But stiffening them against the wind was a harder task.
"In that sense, she had a harder task".
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