Sentence examples for harder to return from inspiring English sources

Those judges who have left Edinburgh for London may find it harder to return.

Selling portfolio companies onto public markets has been constrained, making it ever harder to return funds to investors.

Talk persists of a plan to cure New Orleans's persistent poverty by keeping out the poor; and, in general, the poor have found it much harder to return.

Frequent interruptions – such as your phone starting to vibrate while you are reading this paragraph – make it harder to return to the task at hand.

The employment disadvantages women face in those early months grow – making it harder to find quality part-time work, harder to get promotions later, or harder to return to work after time at home looking after small children.

Guys now obviously serve great, but Sampras also, his second serve, he could hit aces, and he also came in behind his serve, which made it harder to return as well.

"It was hard to return them".

Expect it to work hard to return to the Korean Peninsula to the status quo.

Mr Ouattara will have to work hard to return to those glory days.

"This is an industry that's working very hard to return to profitability," he said.

One thing to add: it is hard to return after a Super Bowl victory.