Sentence examples for harder than average from inspiring English sources

Ordinary families are hit harder than average by higher prices.

That part of my brain that processes sound works a lot harder than average.

"Americans think they work harder than average, but the study didn't show this," he says.

Mr. Connick, who describes himself as "rather heavy-handed," prefers "a deep, heavy action," which means that notes have to be hit harder than average to make a desired sound.

A modest investment of £25m has led to the probable non-birth of 60,000 babies to very young mothers, children whose lives on every measure would have been harder than average.

Americans were hit harder than average: The typical U.S. billionaire lost nearly $350 million, or about 7% of his wealth, falling from an average net worth of $4.79 billion to $4.44 billion within one year.

Still, that harder-than-average indie-rock sound often works, as on synth-led screamalong Von Maur Massacre and overblown emo opener Left Is Right.

Whatever partisans on both sides may insist, there are good reasons that a high-information voter with views somewhere near the American median might still regard this November's decision as a harder-than-average call.

But, he argues that there are also high information voters "with views somewhere near the American median (who) might still regard this November's decision as a harder-than-average call".

The worry is that those of us who are harder graders than average, if the information were published, would feel guilty and sort of ease up on our grading.

I particularly liked a comment last month from 'slezska' – 'The first rule of the Guardian crossword: Paul is usually easier than the average Paul and Rufus is usually harder than the average Rufus.' As advance warning, you may like to know that Maskarade's Christmas offering (a jumbo alphabetical with a theme) will be published on Christmas Eve.