Sentence examples for harder to devise from inspiring English sources

It was also the delicate and outrageous humanity (a thing much harder to devise) of a handful of characters who set themselves up in pacific and explosive resistance.

This points to a problem with the Clean Air Act: it separates acid rain, smog and other effects of nitrogen oxide pollution, making it harder to devise good environmental laws and harder to gain political support for them.

QUOTATION OF THE WEEK 'Before you really have a lot of the scars, you don't really know what's that dangerous.' Tampa Bay Coach GREG SCHIANO, when asked whether it was harder to devise a game plan against a quarterback making his first N.F.L. start like the Jets' Geno Smith.

So it is hard to devise accurate models.

It would be hard to devise a more wasteful, damaging, unsustainable system.

It would be hard to devise a surer formula for economic catastrophe.

In particular, it has been hard to devise projects for management majors.

A solution isn't hard to devise: move up the deadlines as needed.

It is not hard to devise a feasible alternative, if the irrational politics are put aside.

A fairer and more humane system of entry would not be hard to devise.

That uncertainty makes it hard to devise a public-health message that strikes a balance between comfort and terror.