Sentence examples for hardest forms of from inspiring English sources

No, I find it one of the hardest forms of music to enjoy.

"Electronic gaming is considered one of the hardest forms of gambling, in particular when allowed at high-stake levels.

Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of child labour in the world with more than one-third of children aged 5 14 being engaged in the hardest forms of labour.

Farce is the hardest form of acting".

It's the hardest form of the game.

Television Parenthood has taught me new respect for family viewing; it's the hardest form of comedy.

Acknowledging that the body faced important new challenges like terrorism and climate change, she said, "It has perhaps always been the case that the waging of peace is the hardest form of leadership of all".

Board-a-match is the hardest form of the game because a difference of one trick can change your score on a deal from 100percentt (you win one point) to 0percentt (you lose the board).

People will pay, he says, for customer care and added value.But perhaps the hardest form of convergence for Vivendi to achieve will be between the French and North American parts of the business.

"A dirty little secret in the therapy world," as Abraham quotes the couples therapist William Dougherty, "is that couples therapy may be the hardest form of therapy, and most therapists aren't good at it".

It only comes around every two years and Test cricket is ultimately the hardest form of the game".