Sentence examples similar to harder- from inspiring English sources

The grievances aren't unreasonable, on either side, but the focus on fairness, by making it harder to reach any kind of agreement at all, could prove disastrous.

Women – and their agents – needed to push harder, she said.

It is possible to choose free-range over factory-produced eggs even in convenience stores; much harder to opt to pay a premium of a couple of pounds for a T-shirt that comes with ethical plus points.

With the arrival of Ryan Griffen at the Giants this year, he'll also be harder to tag.

With a 59% drop from the previous frame, Age of Ultron fell harder than any other film in the top 10, and does not look set for a similarly powerful run, probably falling shy of £50m lifetime.

But he said other changes proved harder to conceal, including cuts to its flagship BBC1 soap EastEnders.

People with disabilities and disfigurements have to work harder than non-disabled people to get their foot on the career ladder.

But it's a lot harder than I thought it would be".

The main message from the report is that governments need to work harder to equip workers with the skills needed to cope with a fast-changing economic landscape.

In a letter to Froman last year, Warren and two other Senators objected that the TPP "could make it harder for Congress and regulatory agencies to prevent future financial crises".

Another Republican will almost certainly succeed her, albeit a more moderate one who will be harder to defeat.