Sentence examples for possibly harder from inspiring English sources

It's possibly harder than winning the World Cup or getting a gold medal".

I think it's possibly harder than ever for older women, given that all too often we are our own worst critics.

Youthful guitar solos have given way to a possibly harder art: musicians must get along with old bandmates and relearn their greatest hits.Correction: this article originally stated that Boyzone and Westlife were British bands.

In contrast, J.P. Morgan's recession forecast for 1999 expects unemployment to reach only 5.7%.Yet the economists are worried that a slowdown, if it comes, will be different from other post-war recessions, and possibly harder to correct.

Backdoor sets to heterogeneous base classes can be much smaller than backdoor sets to homogeneous ones, hence they are much more desirable but possibly harder to find.

"Everybody wants to knock me off my perch, so it's made me train harder - possibly harder than I did for the Games".

The only possibly hard part about it may be finding the radicchio.

I would rebut: surmised, yes, but possibly hard to believe it could be true until you've seen the trailer.

Last year you voted for Tyler Brulé (although a bit of stuff and nonsense around the voting process meant second-placed Steven Moffat was possibly hard done by) and in 2009, the first time we did this, John Dale, then editor of Take A Break, took the 101st spot.

An interaction-based vision of a real-time system involves the purchase of a responsibility by any entity or agent for the accomplishment of a required service under possibly hard or soft temporal conditions.

The first (and possibly hardest) step is finding room in your schedule to actually sit down and let your creative juices flow.