Sentence examples for is fairly hard from inspiring English sources

Despite Nedved's recent performance, a player of Tkachuk's caliber and age is fairly hard to find.

The track is fairly hard on the tires, so Pirelli has provided its two hardest versions, medium and hard.

"The score is fairly hard on Wrexham but in the end we are delighted we are through.

Lockshin said "there is fairly hard science coming up" about how the brain processes pain signals that may offer better understanding.

It is fairly hard to compete with a billionaire if – if they get to spend all the money they want and the middle-class candidate's raising money in $2,500 units.

I initially assume this is because of the difficulties of obtaining these when her book was first published, but then notice she also calls for kokum, the dried skin of a fruit belonging to the mangosteen family, which is fairly hard to come by even today.

"The beds in the dorms are fairly hard".

"It's fairly hard for a legislative branch to outperform a president in communications".

"I think it's going to be fairly hard to fence an Oscar".

Still, the ingredients are of such high quality that it's fairly hard to go wrong.

What was the school like? A. It was fairly hard to get into and expensive, although there were scholarships.