Sentence examples for it harder to control from inspiring English sources

Here Google is making it harder to control the use of their trademarks online".

And that, unfortunately, could make it harder to control or wipe out.

The weight gain made me increasingly anxious and angry with myself, making it harder to control the problem.

But text messages are different, because the short format, immediacy and ease of clicking "send" make it harder to control.

I'm finding it harder to control my temper than it used to be, back when I was a human.

Because I get home very late, I eat and go straight to bed, which makes it harder to control my cholesterol, weight etc.

can make it hard to control.

Many found it hard to control, and it is widely considered a design failure.

The hard, bouncy artificial turf at Villanova Stadium also made it hard to control the ball early.

Looking over the limestone backstop that rings the gulf, it is easy to see why the Romans, Byzantines and other invaders found it hard to control this area.

The Bank of England will find it hard to control longer-term [market] interest rates because they tend to move in line with U.S. Treasurys.