Sentence examples for much harder issue from inspiring English sources

As for regulating the arms market, Mr Keohane thinks that the commission will never be allowed near it but that could be a new role for the European Council, the body where member governments get together.What about the much harder issue of giving Europe real firepower?

WASHINGTON — The new arms control treaty with Russia, whose ratification now seems assured, was initially envisioned as a speed bump on President Obama's nuclear agenda, a modest reduction in nuclear forces that would enable him to tackle much harder issues on the way to his dream of eventually eliminating nuclear weapons altogether.

It comes as no shock to observers and practitioners alike that the implementation of open government is much harder than issuing initiatives and directives.

We should've been much, much harder on that issue.

Conservatives say Mr. McCain needs to make it clear that he intends to name like-minded judges and to hit the issue much harder than he has when appealing to Republicans with doubts about him.

He also presented a much harder line on immigration issues as the campaign progressed.

It will be much harder to ignore the issues when they have been brought so close to all of our lives through NGO's first hand experiences.

"What's worse, is that eventually we'll get our financial/job situation together, but it'll certainly will be much harder if our health issues are out of control.

Even though it may feel better initially, it shows that you aren't very willing to discuss things calmly and makes it much harder to resolve the basic issues.

Of course, some have tried to deal with these issues in dystopian and fantasy fiction but the message is much harder to get across there; with issues such as rape, for example, a huge part of the problem is how our society deals with it, so if it is taking place in different fictional lands then you're avoiding part of the problem.

Mr. Noland said that most of this agenda had been quickly achieved in the first hours of the day, but that the family issue will prove much harder to resolve because reunification threatens the ideological purity of North Koreans, who live under constant indoctrination.