Sentence examples for means very hard from inspiring English sources

Which means very hard indeed.

If Quintana can bridge to his three MOV teammates on the next climb things could get interesting for Froome and Sky (by that I mean very hard!).

This tale tells the story of a boy whose name was Martino Testadura ("testadura" means "very persistent", literally "hard-headed"), this boy Martin the Heardhead was very eager to know if the way that all people said that it went nowhere really went nowhere.

So when it does, be sure to take full advantage of it, even if it means working very hard.

Meanwhile, White's lack of experience with financial markets and rule-making means the very hard work the SEC needs to do in implementing dozens of Dodd-Frank financial reforms could be delayed, writes Bloomberg.

"If he gave me a wink, and he usually did, this wild Irishman, it meant a very hard fight.

Total hardness value is between 150 and 300 mg/L means the water is hard and the value >300 mg/L means it is very hard (Todd 2001).

Which means it's very hard for me to end emails without sounding pretentious.

"In general, companies have milliseconds to make an impression when buyers make purchasing decisions, which means it is very hard to make it work.

It (demand side support or giving the money to parents) means it's very hard to drive up quality and control the costs because in government you have got no purchase on that money once it's in the system.

The way that Bayern Munich have romped to the title in the past two years, winning it in record time last season, means it is very hard to see anyone stopping them from making it three in a row.