Sentence examples for it gets hard for from inspiring English sources

"It gets hard for a lot of people to imagine getting along on just the Social Security check, but obviously millions of people are doing it," said David Certner, legislative policy director for AARP.

So, until it gets hard for Google to hire top talent, I don't think the kind of complaints that have been raised here will become a priority at the Googleplex.

"Sometimes as a woman, and especially one from a foreign country, it gets hard for them to find a project that fits you as a director," said Mansour.

So, why is she in court-ordered rehab, you may ask? "This is where it gets hard for me to explain," she tells Morgan.

It gets harder for China, with Germany next, followed by Greece.

"I hate the word 'brand,' but I worry that it gets harder for us to distinguish ourselves".

When there are multiple characters, aesthetics that clash instead of copy, creators flooding in from worlds outside the industry, it gets harder for a viewer to keep up.

As the pro-gun and the anti-gun worlds grow further apart, it gets harder for each side to understand the intentions of the other.

"It gets harder for you to win the longer you go without one, there's no doubt about that," said the Bolton manager.

"Arsenal are a very technical team and when you start kicking them a little bit it gets harder for them," Nzonzi said.

"But it gets harder for us," said Michael White, the chef and an owner of Marea, along with Alto and Convivio, all in Manhattan, "since now, so many chefs are in competition for the same high-end ingredients".