Sentence examples for make it more hard from inspiring English sources
Don't worry, the cuts will make it more hard work, and everything tastes better if you worked for it.
In November last year it emerged that the UAC was to change its national HIV/Aids campaign to make it more hard-hitting to combat rising infection rates.
The Uganda Aids Commission is to change its national HIV/Aids campaign to make it more hard-hitting in the wake of rising infection rates and concern that its messages are not getting through.
And when the lights in the Hilton Metropole conference room went out suddenly, Campbell shouted: "These must be Tory cuts!" Policywise, Adonis praised the pupil premium, one of the Lib Dems' key policies, and said he'd like to work with education ministers Michael Gove and David Laws to make it more "hard-edged", given recent findings that not all schools were using the money as intended.
If you are the killer after you tap someone on the shoulder run to a different room to make it more harder to people to guess your the killer.
The strong coast wind is waving masses of snow onto the streets, which makes it more harder for us to conquer.
Instead, the agency is fighting to promote business interests that will make it more difficult for millions of hard-working Americans and their families to make ends meet.
Neuroscientists find that trying harder makes it more difficult to learn some aspects of language.
Sometimes insects have hard shells, making it more difficult to kill them painlessly in this way.
And though Stamford could hardly be described as cozy, city officials have worked hard to make it more appealing.
"A Mighty Wind" addresses a broader swath of American popular culture, making it more accessible, harder to escape and also vulnerable to the charge that it has missed its satiric target.
