Sentence examples for may have harder from inspiring English sources

"They may have harder shells".

Longtime Westport residents may have harder feelings for Ms. Stewart since she criticized the community in her Times magazine article for having lost its small-town charm.

Equation (1) includes the change of the fraction of the young and young adult population to the total population to allow for a possibility that young workers belonging to a cohort of a larger population size may have harder time finding a job, which is conceptualized as the cohort-crowding effect (Welch 1979, Korenman and Neumark 2000and Shimer 2001).

After drying, the microsuede may have hard patches where stains were located.

Marvel-era die-hards may have a hard time digesting some of Stan Lee's latest creations.

But it may have a harder landing.

We suspect that after Friday, others on Wall Street may have a harder time sleeping.

American may have a harder time selling the deals to its workers.

And if you're stressed or excited about your trip you may have a harder time sleeping.

In that case, Dr. Myatt said, "You may have a harder time seeing that relationship right away".

New development may have a harder time finding a foothold in Ridgewood than it did in Bushwick.