Sentence examples for searching even harder from inspiring English sources

But on Wednesday, snow started falling making the job of searching even harder.

The spiralling price of crude has caused oil companies to search even harder for it.

If nothing else, making this list has encouraged me to search even harder for honest depictions of LGBT love.

Alas, they'll have to search even harder than before: A new experiment tests the stretching of time predicted by Einstein's special theory of relativity and finds it spot on the money to 1 part in 10 million.

I made this search even harder by requiring the item not to cost a small fortune to a U.K. buyer — as apparently this 'Holy Grail' of cat litters trays does (for some reason).

And those who still haven't found a job will be competing with you, making your job search even harder.

Granted, I lived out in the sticks and my parole officer took my driver's license away, which made my job search even harder than it would have been, but I know that most employers google all prospective hires, and most places don't want someone who did three to nine years for selling drugs working there.

"Having extra junk out there just makes the process of searching for good stuff even harder," he said.

Gadir's job search could become even harder when the forthcoming immigration bill becomes law this autumn.

And even as the economy has recovered here, some Romanians who used to work in other European Union countries whose economies have slowed, particularly Spain and Italy, have been forced to come home, making the search for jobs even harder for the long-term unemployed.

MANILA, Oct. 26 — Clan violence has aggravated the conflict between government forces and Islamic separatists in the southern Philippines, making the decade-long search for peace there even harder, a new study says.