Sentence examples for things even harder from inspiring English sources
Crazy in-school policies on book marking have made things even harder for teachers.
Viellejas said her son's father refuses to pay child support, which makes things even harder.
Changes in the mortgage market have made things even harder for freelancers whose income may well fluctuate month to month.
Investing is difficult at the best of times, so strait-jacketing yourself with additional ethical principles could make things even harder".
"Of course I would hate Kempton to knock jumping on the head - my bread and butter would be affected and it would make things even harder for me.
"It's a hard enough job trying to convince people to vote Labour at the moment as it is, and this just makes things even harder for us.
You mean, you see things — even hard things — as funny while you're living them, not just later on?
His decision to stay in the race means that he now has only a few weeks to reconsider before things get even harder.
And things are even harder for celebrities who may well be completely unknown outside the UK; Ms Hopkins is an unlikely recruit for Le Monde or The Washington Post.
Things get even harder when executives are blind to their own faulty assumptions, say Lovallo a professor at the University of Western Australia Business School and a senior adviser to McKinsey and three of his McKinsey colleagues.
That was proving difficult, but things got even harder when the sluggish economy lowered city expectations of tax revenue and forced the mayor to announce that the city could face as much as a $1 billion shortfall this year.
