Sentence examples for that could be hard from inspiring English sources

Her move west creates an opening that could be hard for President Obama to fill.

Still, they are making a case that could be hard to prove.

But there were concerns that more fatalities could fuel further clashes that could be hard for Mr Abbas to control.

The F.D.I.C. is also leaving in place a $6 billion loan to IndyMac that could be hard to refinance.

Instead of pushing his instrument to the usual extremes of volume or pitch, he did things with digital sound that could be hard to identify or understand.

The Epic was, at times, incredibly dense, with songs going off on tangents and solos that could be hard to stick with.

A JUDGE in Camerino sits watching a video that could be hard-core porn, except that the "stars" are an elderly professor and a young student.

He was left with a selective memory that could be hard-going for researchers attempting to unravel a point, but was never less than good-natured, enjoying his retirement, and his visitors, until two years ago when he suffered a stroke.

That means that the authorities are belatedly tracking down possible witnesses and documents that could be harder to find now that the regulatory case has been settled.

Indeed, the Rev. Christopher Coyne, a spokesman for Cardinal Law, indicated that the Boston recommendations that could be hardest to adopt were those concerning the rights of priests.

But some economists saw the consumer price index's acceleration in February as a sign of a broader problem in China that could be harder to fix.