Sentence examples for not only harder from inspiring English sources

Half of his income goes to food, which according to Yecenia is not only harder to find but also gets more expensive every week.

And research shows that once sex offenders lose stable housing, they become not only harder to track but also more likely to commit another crime, according to state officials involved with managing such offenders.

AS thousands of passengers who were caught up in last month's bout of snowstorms along the East Coast can attest, finding a new flight after a major weather cancellation is getting not only harder, but more complex.

Particle spectra are not only harder than the power laws predicted from diffusive transport theory, but also exhibit spectral gaps near the low-energy acceleration threshold due to more efficient acceleration by scattering and mirroring.

Though you may have been taught to sit down and write your paper from start to finish, this is not only harder, but also more likely to make your thoughts disjointed.

Being Greek in the years of the crisis is not only hard: it's excruciating.

But Kendall's sizes are not only hard to find, but also expensive.

That's not only hard on your legs, it's dangerous.

Justin Halpern turned the potentially embarrassing situation of moving back home into not only hard work but financial success.

Traces of medicine are not only hard to remove from wastewater, some have even higher levels after the water is cleaned, a US study has found.

They've made it not only hard to get an abortion, but to get birth control, sex ed and health care generally.