Sentence examples for indeed harder than from inspiring English sources

Peace is indeed harder than war, and its constant fragility is part of its beauty.

"Peace is indeed harder than war," the Irish author Colum McCann recently wrote.

Despite a recent revival of interest in them, A-level physics and chemistry have declined in popularity since the late 1980s; a 1995 study by Newcastle University concluded that these subjects were indeed harder to pass than others.

It suggests that higher income households are indeed hit harder than lower income households, although the very lowest-income 10% are also hit relatively hard.

With pressure for cost-saving still intense, and crime falling steadily across the developed world, the police have therefore been squeezed as hard as any other labour-intensive public service and, indeed, much harder than some.

Here's what HuffPost has found so far by looking at some of the biggest companies in the banking, health care and energy industries: The heavy hitters indeed hit harder than ever in 2009.

The center is indeed hard to reach.

This is indeed hard-hitting stuff.

It is indeed hard to see.

I was featured in the documentary and agreed that Indian and Chinese children do indeed work much harder than American children; that they are brought up to believe that education is everything and will make the difference between success and starvation; and that most of their childhood is spent memorizing books on advanced subjects.

Indeed, the last two games will be harder than the four up to now".