Sentence examples for harder to select from inspiring English sources

It will get harder to select against people in these categories not because of tyrannical laws, but because we see so much more joy in their lives.

Whilst it is straightforward to identify which dialects to support (many organisations report on the estimated market share [42]), it is harder to select statements and keywords to support within these.

Under such conditions, in the available present it is harder to select those indicators that with more certainty correlate with possible future changes, and to do it just in view of systemic anticipatory reactions.

For that you'll need to go to Jamendo's site, pick an album, grab the number of the album from its URL address, and add it in the options as shown in this short demo: I can only assume this list of extensions will grow to overwhelmingly huge dimensions sometime in the near future and then it will be harder to select just a few of them to review.

The results show that it is harder to select infrequent normal targets amidst rotated letters, than infrequent rotated targets amidst normal letters.

An important observation is that if the data for the figure are based on a categorised sample of the candidate term pairs instead of a categorisation of all candidate term pairs, the figure is more coarse-grained and the cut-off qvalue is harder to select than in this study.

There are tiny radio buttons that are hard to select.

When people ask us what Japan is like, it's hard to select appropriate words.

Piled high on platters or presented in the large flat pans they were baked in, it's hard to select just a few.

Mr. Harding, a partner in the same law firm as Mr. Badillo, was asked yesterday whether it was hard to select someone else.

It is not hard to select such an all-inclusive passage from a Long speech; they recur constantly, the mixture as before.