Sentence examples for it somewhat hard from inspiring English sources
A tanker's huge size makes it somewhat hard to sink, but very easy to hit, shipping executives said.
I find it somewhat hard to brag about what I can do and how good I am.
Officials say the change, announced Tuesday by the Transportation Security Administration, should reduce false matches, while also making it somewhat harder for terrorists to carry out an attack.
All the publicity over the unauthorized use of pentobarbital has made it somewhat harder to find along Mexico's northern border.
Now, they can do that, because they're the Supreme Court, but it does make it somewhat harder to argue that the ruling shows that Sonia Sotomayor got it "wrong" when she joined the Second Circuit opinion overturned today.
Nonetheless, the ruling could make it somewhat harder to bring such securities cases and other class actions by tightening the definition of when there is a common question of law or fact.
Such a vote may make it somewhat harder for the commission to get the council to sign off on its policies, but that is about all the impact such a vote may have.
Lawmakers are already justifying their votes for making major changes to that proven regime by saying that the bill is a reasonable compromise that updates FISA technologically and will make it somewhat harder to spy on Americans abroad.
As a result, Britain is entering a downturn with a fiscal deficit that may grow to haunt the next generation.This line of attack may make it somewhat harder for Mr Brown to borrow yet more money to pay for policies in his autumn relaunch.
Instead, the court made it somewhat harder for schools to defend race-based preferences in admission--but not impossible.
