Sentence examples for harder to shell from inspiring English sources

Continuing sanctions and low oil prices – seen in Tehran as a deliberate strategy by the Saudis – have also made it harder to shell out billions of dollars to subsidise the Assad regime.

while my method ensures that hard-boiled eggs are never overdone (at last: the cure for the dreaded copper-green ring!), it also can make them harder to shell, because perfectly cooked eggs turn out to be stickier than ones that have been overcooked.

So although the nation could potentially save "$3.9 billion in one year and avoid 20 million metric tons of carbon emissions" if every 60-watt incandescent bulb in the country was replaced with a Philips 10-watt bulb, according to the Department of Energy, homeowners may find it hard to shell out for the initial expense.

I've been using the European version of the Touch Diamond as my main phone for a while now and it works pretty well, although I'd be really hard-pressed to shell out $250 for it – seems like $150 would be more doable.

It's hardest to get people to shell out for scientific research.

But regardless of overlap the features should still be useful enough for hard core Bumble users to shell out $9.99 per month.

Unemployment rose to 9.7%, from 9.4%, and the uptick in hourly earnings may not be strong enough to bolster consumer spending at a time when households are reluctant to shell out hard-earned dollars and have limited access to credit.

Shockingly, Morrissey isn't the only one willing to shell out hard-earned dollars on Kardashian's game.

Unless you're doing really well this recession, it would be hard to justify shelling out money for both an iPad (starting at $499) and a Kindle Fire (which costs $199, less than half of what it costs for Apple's tablet).

That's the thing about shelling, really: at first, it almost seems like the sort of mundane activity you think you'd want to avoid, but it only takes finding that first perfectly preserved, harder-to-find shell to get you hooked.

Soft-shell clams are fragile and therefore harder to open without crushing the shell.