Sentence examples for it would be hard work from inspiring English sources
It would be hard work, but it was achievable.
But she admitted it would be hard work for mining companies to meet the new standard.
When I dreamed up this project I had imagined that it would be hard work.
Mr. Carroll acknowledged that it would be hard work to "change the way we do our business," but called it a necessary response to the profound shifts in media, consumer behavior and technology that are remaking the advertising landscape.
It would be hard work to raise that kind of money later on for a facility in Arkansas, and that probably explains the president's willingness to compete with Mr. Gore for time and top billing among wealthy donors at the convention.
I can see it would be hard work playing Jesus (in The Passion on BBC1) and Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper, (in the TV adaptation of the Red Riding books by David Peace)… When I played Sutcliffe, I travelled to Leeds and Bradford, drank in pubs he went to, spoke to people who'd worked with him, even walked around sites where he had attacked and killed women.
I knew this would be hard work, but I thought the hard work would be teaching.
Perhaps subliminally, but it would be hard to work that explicitly into a polished middlebrow literary yarn.
But it would be hard to work out a formula should Wales have proportionately more MPs than Scotland because its assembly is weaker?—and an ugly fudge would result.
Mr. Gephardt said it would be hard to work with Mr. Bush if he stuck with his proposal for a tax cut of $483 billion over five years, which would substantially reduce the money available for government programs.
At the moment it would be hard to work out if any material from such a spill had found its way into the water supply until people started to become ill.Dr Murray seems confident, however, that his technology will work just as well on sarin and soman gas, and he has prepared "smart" cards coated with the mixture of europium and plastic to detect airborne nerve gases.
