Sentence examples for is relatively harder from inspiring English sources
It's still small enough that if you join now, you'l be considered to be more prominent than if you tried joining the much older network in SF / Silicon Valley, which – although still welcoming – is relatively harder to break into because it is so established.
An item with positive logit value indicates that the item requires a greater level of person measure than the average (i.e., the item is relatively harder).
The remote and arid Turkana is a county located in the north of Kenya and a hardship area, whereby hardship area is defined to mean a location where living is relatively harder, for example due to being a very dry region and hence inadequate water, or a region of conflict implying restricted movement.
The stomach is a good bet because it is relatively harder to miss than the head, and you can strike here as a set-up for a devastating punch combination.
Cablevision benefits because good satellite reception is relatively hard to get in urban areas like New York.
It takes up space, is relatively hard to transfer from one person to another, and moves slowly through the financial system.
But the virus is relatively hard to spread and the conditions that allowed the disease to race from nation to nation last season seem unlikely to repeat themselves.
Serious photographers tend to prefer the Holga: it's a bit bigger than the 35mm Diana+, but uses medium-format film, which is relatively hard to come by and expensive to process.
Like many other economists, Dr. Metcalf has argued that carbon taxation is preferable to government regulation or cap-and-trade systems because it sets a straightforward price on greenhouse gas emissions and is relatively hard to evade.
It is relatively hard, as a city child, to find a patriotic song with a setting that sounds like one's neighborhood, since they all seem to be about mountains and prairies and amber waves of the grain of one's choice.
