Sentence examples for it harder to answer from inspiring English sources

But the Polish government is making it harder to answer the plaintive question of a Lithuanian official.

But Mr. Holder acknowledges that national security crises make it harder to answer the perennial question of where the Justice Department's authority stops and the White House's begins.

Last, there's the depressive inertia that flows out of sustained failure at the keyboard and infects the rest of life with grey minimalism, making it harder to answer letters, return library books, bother to cook meals not composed of pasta.

The same concern that provokes the question also makes it hard to answer.

Valentine found it hard to answer when he was asked to assess how he has done this year.

Still, Anthony and Novak found it hard to answer why D'Antoni did not succeed at a higher level in New York.

I have been asked what difference it makes, and find it hard to answer; it's intangible, subtle, complex.

He said he found it "hard to answer" why they had not changed their ways since the financial crisis.

"Why are you going to the opera?" Lisa asks in "Margaret," but the depiction in that film and others can make it hard to answer the question.

Mr. Fouda's account of the Karachi interview makes it hard to answer that question clearly, and it is this kind of ambiguity that makes Western journalists uncomfortable.

I always find it hard to answer those sort of questions because I don't really know why I do what I do".