Sentence examples for questions how hard from inspiring English sources

Pakistani journalist Shaheen Sehbai questions how hard the I.S.I. is looking for bin Laden, and claims that every tribal chief is in the pocket of the Pakistani government.

"I question how hard they're trying," he said.

They may even question how hard you're looking for a job at this point.

There were a couple of games in there where we were starting to question how hard everybody was playing.

The party ignored his entreaty, prompting Democrats to question how hard Mr. McCain had tried to get the spot pulled.

Massa's case does raise an interesting question: How hard is it to find five hundred and thirty-five sane men and women to fill the halls of Congress?

And anyway, to paraphrase that Tory election poster question: how hard is it to keep a few hundred colleges - not forgetting several dozen quangos - running smoothly?

LC The low standards set by the MOTD crew from the waist up raise one question: how hard is it to find a decent shirt?

When it comes to his wife, there is a related question: How hard would it be to keep a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme a secret from your spouse?

How long it takes to learn a language does not answer which ones are hard independent of the learner's first language (nor the related question "How hard is English?") Ranking languages on a universal scale of difficulty is itself difficult and controversial.

One group were conspicuously worked upon – and while the labour that went into them wasn't really their subject matter, I doubt that many viewers will not have thought something like, "How hard would it be do that?" The other group will have provoked a similar question – "How hard can it be to do that?" – but with a crucially different intonation.