Sentence examples for particularly hard work from inspiring English sources

We don't recommend particular breeds, we recommend people do their research properly, but Staffordshire terriers are not particularly hard work.

Irony is particularly hard work (see previous sentence), so I wanted to go to America where the concept is, apparently, almost unknown.

Spying, Greenglass later told Roberts, was not particularly hard work.

If my counselor (all counselors should have a counselor) and I are doing particularly hard work, I'll bring Murphy just to help keep me present.

A hard case at work, Dutch is domesticated at home, which makes his wife's infidelity particularly hard to work through.

Academic environments can be particularly hard on work that resulted from a team approach.

Among those having a particularly hard time finding work, according to the report, are job seekers with college degrees and people 45 and older.

So it seems no coincidence that he worked particularly hard at finding hard-working respectable people like himself to put on his list, and that a large proportion of those people are British.

Dialysis centers in the Houthi-held port city of Hodeidah are particularly hard-hit, working at only 30percentt of their capacity, she said.

Ambition was not part of his makeup; he never saw the need to work particularly hard.

She pulls the scene off superbly, although the audio commentary suggests it was hard work – particularly for the script supervisor.