Sentence examples for harder to fall from inspiring English sources

That makes it harder to fall asleep.

Mr. Douglas said that he was enjoying his new family and that it would be even harder to fall in love with movie projects in the future.

Apple's own page for the feature references the fact that "many studies have shown that exposure to bright blue light in the evening can affect your circadian rhythms and make it harder to fall asleep".

The wide Montana landscapes and strange Hopperesque interiors are lovely to behold, but while it is easy to admire the filmmakers' unique magic, it is harder to fall completely under their spell (A. O. Scott).

As intermittently entertaining and well-observed as it might be, there's a sourness missing and, for anyone who's ever dated, the lack of darkness makes it harder to fall for all of the light.

The wide Montana landscapes and strange Hopperesque interiors are lovely to behold, but while it is easy to admire the filmmakers' unique magic, it is harder to fall completely under their spell (Scott).

Sometimes, he said, it is hard to fall asleep.

It is hard to fall back asleep once the adrenaline from trading starts pumping.

It was not hard to fall madly in love with Ed Harris!

It's not hard to fall foul of internal credit scoring.

"When you start getting into debt it is not hard to fall into a vicious downward spiral".