Sentence examples for rather harder than from inspiring English sources

Actually, I suspect that this panel has worked rather harder than some of its predecessors, and has, for the most part, boldly chosen first-timers or unknowns.

IT IS becoming rather harder than it was to remain a fixture at the top of the UN's specialised agencies, as Jacques Diouf, director-general of the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO), is learning the hard way.

Echoing the cry of the commander of the British Middlesex Regiment at an 1811 battle -- "Die hard, men, die hard!" -- they would rather die hard than win.

Therein lied the problem: he was hard-partying rather than hard-working, and no one bothered to stop him.

Australia must make it easier – rather than harder – for asylum seekers to come by air.

You have to use the easy push rather than harder pull".

"One thing that makes it easier rather than harder to effect change is a burning platform," Mr. Morrison said.

Use data to drive future content growth to work smarter, rather than harder.

I'm getting pretty good at working smarter rather than harder or longer.

And since I value my time and energy, I strive to be working smarter rather than harder.

First, we examined relatively short-term changes in surrogate measures rather than harder longer-term clinical end points such as myocardial infarction, stroke, or death.