Sentence examples for it's relatively hard from inspiring English sources

It's relatively hard on tyres and in the past the heat has made the tyres blister but that won't be an issue this year; it'll be about managing the degradation.

If you were grading on a curve, a 98% would probably be equivalent to a "C" on a report card and it's relatively hard to find buyers with this rating.

Facebook does offer a "Most Recent" option for viewing the News Feed, but it's likely used much less than the traditional "Top News" feed because it's relatively hard to find, especially on mobile.

And while feminism can surely exist within this world, it's relatively hard to find a partner who fully understands and supports what it is.

And while not belittling the challenges we American business owners face, it's relatively harder to be an entrepreneur in Jamaica.

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.

It was relatively hard to exactly count the number of LRPs along a segment of root (Figure 1C).

It is relatively hard and the mechanical properties of a pearlitic iron are affected by the spacing of the pearlite lamellae, which is affected by the rate of cooling of the iron from the eutectoid temperature of around 730°C.

The UWB shaping filter based on the second-order cone programming (SOCP) is proposed in [23, 24]; however, it is relatively hard to generate sufficient spectral notches to avoid other legal networks.

One issue with all of these mobile payments companies is that it is relatively hard to differentiate one from another — like iZettle, Square, Payleven, Here, and the rest, SumUp is targeting the millions of small businesses that currently do not take card payments because they are either too small or lack the infrastructure.

Personally, I've never really understood why Deadmau5 is such a vocal opponent of a genre it is relatively hard to distinguish his own work from, yet more to the point, the success of "Where Are Ü Now" strikes a massive blow to his cause.