Sentence examples for longer so hard from inspiring English sources

Even hard-to-fill specialties are no longer so hard to fill.

The threshold issue in nuclear nonproliferation is not the hardware -- bombs are no longer so hard to make -- but the capacity to enrich uranium.

There is a stage, no longer so hard to imagine, at which impeachment might become necessary, out of simple respect for the Constitution and the rule of law.

The events have not happened, of course, but international legal experts say that in the wake of the near-extradition of Gen. Augusto Pinochet of Chile to Spain, it is no longer so hard to imagine a situation in which a former high American official could be arrested while traveling and then tried in any foreign country, for crimes alleged to have been committed anywhere in the world.

Once you are over that block, being yourself is no longer so hard.

Now he no longer pushes so hard, for his personality has melded with the orchestra's.

All were helped by favorable political winds in 2010 that no longer blow so hard.

A few days shy of his 42nd birthday, Johnson no longer throws so hard.

Social and economic mobility, in any system, is essentially slack arbitrage: hard work is a successful strategy for those at the bottom because those at the top no longer work so hard.

The winters in Scotland are longer and darker, so hard, warm liquor provided light and respite, no matter how transitory.

At school it's much longer, so that was hard.