Sentence examples for notably hard from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, its rootstock is notably hard and resistant to plant pathogens like peronospora; its grapes grow like a rash.

The foam has a notably hard microbubble structure, which gives it an abrasive quality that has been utilized in the development of cleaning products.

Mr. Bloomberg, whose administration has been notably hard on junk food, scarfed popcorn, "a basic food group," he said in a speech.

But the past couple of years have been notably hard for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) venues in the UK.

After Senneca took a hit to the head, Paterno, notably hard on freshman quarterbacks, put in Mills, who started the Lions' last game against Michigan, a 20-0 loss at home.

Probably dating from the mid to late 1800's (the anonymity of African art makes it notably hard to date), the figure reflects the new political power of the Chokwe, who had gained wealth and access to weapons through trade.

But other notably hard-working first ladies include Florence Harding, wife of Warren G, a passionate suffragette who edited all of her husband's important speeches and pushed hard to influence his appointments.

That was when Jewish settlers – some notably hard-line – began to establish communities across the area.

The notably hard-to-please Thomas Berger professed himself bowled over: "A sumptuous feast of language and wit, 'The Bushwhacked Piano' makes literacy a joy rather than an obligation".

Certainly, during the last decade, it has become notably harder to be voted in to Downing Street.

In addition to making that hat tip to the Book of Genesis brigade, Walker has been reiterating his opposition to gay marriage and taking a notably harder line on abortion than he did during his gubernatorial reëlection campaign, last year.