Sentence examples for not much hard from inspiring English sources

But there is not much hard evidence of that yet, according to Ted Melhuish of Birkbeck College in London.

Not much hard information about him was at hand, however, and it fell to me, as editor of the most popular magazine in Ghana – the Ghana edition of Drum – to run to ground the marvellous book he had just published, To Katanga and Back, and do a feature on him for my readers.

There has been much pontification on the link between politics and sport but not much hard evidence.

And while there's currently not much hard data out there to back this up, the fear is not entirely without merit.

While not much hard data on this subject can be found in the scientific literature one can find a good deal of activity in the field in various Synthetic Biology laboratories (http://arep.med.harvard.edu/SBP/), let alone many references to it on the web and the press (http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/11/ff_mirrorlife/all/1).

Penetrating networks to damage them is not much harder.

Swiping a credit card is not much harder than tapping a phone.

The major component of steel is iron, a metal that in its pure state is not much harder than copper.

"Probably my hardest loss, by far; I mean it's not much harder than this right now," Federer said later, his voice muted and his eyes red.

The Nets made it look easy, and with the Warriors leaving the Nets open all over the court, it was not much harder than it looked.

Another may be that it is relatively simple to do -- it is not much harder to send one million e-mail messages than it is to send one.