Sentence examples for success harder from inspiring English sources

But the needs of a statehood that has to be expansionist make continued success harder.

He would, perhaps, have found success harder to deal with than what he perceived as his failure.

To wonder how race might have made his success harder or its aftermath rockier would be counterproductive.

The market is more segmented by country and culture, making widespread success harder than in the more homogeneous United States.

That is because individual underperformance is a matter of psychology, not financial prowess, and because trying to time market turns incurs certain costs that make success harder to achieve.

The emphasis on influencing conservation managers and policymakers will make measuring success harder.

Other towns may find the Oracle's success hard to replicate.

She readily admits, though, that she initially found the show's success hard to grasp.