Sentence examples for remarkably hard from inspiring English sources
It's been remarkably hard.
But it is remarkably hard.
The next Speaker is remarkably hard to categorize.
Despite its ubiquity, it is remarkably hard to catch.
"He does push himself remarkably hard," Mrs. Seitz said.
'It's remarkably hard to do a study like this," he said.
For a company full of young, successful people that is run by a billionaire, Asana is a remarkably hard-working and down-to-earth place — all the way down.
In an attempt to achieve a higher level of advancement, women have been working remarkably harder and under more pressure than men.
"Remarkably, Ms. Hard has no experience as a prosecutor at any level," Mr. Cuomo said.
Indeed, we have remarkably little hard evidence (leaving aside protesting taxi drivers) one way or the other on employment in the gig economy aside from a recent US study of Uber drivers that found that most seemed to be doing it out of choice.
Meanwhile, a remarkably die-hard rally among Internet stocks lifts the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index 6.41 to 1867.46.
