Sentence examples for second harder from inspiring English sources
A second, harder task, is to entertain mainstream TV audiences.
Much will depend on how far he gets with the second, harder, part of his mission: establishing the rule of law.
The second, harder question was whether the law violated the First Amendment in forbidding lawyers from giving some kinds of advice.
Both are huge tasks, and the first would make the second harder if the ructions caused by economic restructuring take on a religious form.
The second, harder, object is David Blunkett, the home secretary, who promptly demanded Mr Westwood's resignation and, when he didn't get it, took the matter to the High Court.
Competition from foreign firms, whether at home or in export markets, sharply raises productivity.The second, harder to measure, is having the institutions to make capitalism work, create confidence, bust cartels, rein in greedy officials, enforce contracts and safeguard property.
The second hardest part is chopping them.
Last night, the Institute hosted its second Hard Hat Dinner.
"The second hardest job should be a breeze for you".
Nottingham was voted the second hardest place, followed by Maidstone in Kent.
The second hard truth is that micro-aid is vital but insufficient.
