Sentence examples for rather harder for from inspiring English sources

The defeats of the past five years are rather harder for Blair to articulate.

But Confront's failure behind Paco Boy (who could yet be supplemented for Newmarket) made it rather harder for Abdulla not to run Twice Over in the Guineas instead.

It is easy, all too easy, for the elite to renege on a promise to the people; rather harder for it to mount a coup against them.Uncircumscribed authority can be a handicap.

It is rather harder for Stalnaker's theory, because nearness is so volatile, and also because it is not fully specified.

If the committees were to recruit lawmakers from additional countries to their joint hearing — Myanmar, for example, where Facebook's platform has been accused of accelerating ethnic violence — such an invitation might be rather harder for Zuckerberg to ignore.

Cultural barriers to social media addiction are perhaps rather harder for a multinational giant to defeat than infrastructure challenges or even economic barriers (though Facebook does not appear to be giving up on that front either).

Cops make it rather hard for them, and chase them.

Her pepper spray made it rather hard For me to walk her home.

"This whole idea that all these people got this idea at one time is rather hard for me to believe".

Granted, it's rather hard for him to wield The Ultimate Defense effectively, as the unarmed teenager was killed over the weekend – shot dead by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri.

Especially if you believe, as they do, that in the long run Iraqis will benefit.All this will continue to be vigorously debated, of course; it seems rather hard, for instance, for America to be the one that gets to decide who bears what costs.