Sentence examples for to harder from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a severe property; presenting difficulty. of material or fluid
It's where we get down to harder cases.
But both leaders are losing ground to harder men.
Measured comments soon gave way to harder talk.
"It's very addictive and leads to harder stuff".
"Then we move on to harder stuff, like cocoa, cashews, quinoa and sorghum".
But with most institutions consumed by corrosion, it may have to resort to harder repression.
Breeze-shooting slowly gives way to harder-edged inquiries.
He also praised the pre-reform era, in what appeared to be an effort to appeal to harder-line Communists.
Many switched their patients to harder-to-abuse fentanyl patches and morphine, and B. lost most of his connections.
In high school he began listening to harder-edged music like Elvis Costello, Van Morrison and the Rolling Stones.
To deepen our understanding necessitates taking more sophisticated instrumentation to harder-to-reach places.
