Sentence examples for harder workers from inspiring English sources
He's one of the harder workers out there.
Those who delight in Britain's hoovering-up of foreign workers championed a Home Office study which found that immigrants contributed £6 billion to the economy last year and are harder workers than native Britons.
And he paid tribute to his opponent and his team, describing Raonic as "one of the harder workers out there" and saying he had made big improvements in his game to reach his first grand slam final.
The Strasbourg-born Mathieu is one of the harder workers of all the French contingent but a series of injuries and a reputation for having a lack of mental strength has held him back, though he did manage to get to world No12 two years ago.
Yeah, me neither, until the former Tory councillor went off on some bizarre racist rant about kids from ethnic minorities going to a boarding school, Chinese and Indian kids being harder workers than Pakistani kids and the danger of them all escaping into the woods to take part in a "sexual volcano".
They may want them to be more committed friends, harder workers, or more efficient people, and they may try everything they can to make these people change.
Ambrosia beetles are hard workers.
I really like hard workers.
"Hard workers," Mr. Jimenez said.
