Sentence examples for trial harder from inspiring English sources

He argues that demanding high bail makes cities like Baltimore safer by acting as a deterrent for crime, making reentry into the community before trial harder for criminals, and putting a financial incentive on cooperating with the courts.

We've now got to take each day as it comes, focus on fully recovering tonight and hitting the time trial hard on Saturday.

"We have quite enough evidence, but the scientific community insist on 'randomised controlled double-blind placebo trials' – hard to do, particularly for long periods.

In most trials, only surrogate endpoints based on albuminuria were assessed, and, for several of the trials, hard endpoints for chronic kidney disease (doubling of serum creatinine concentration or end-stage renal disease) were not reported.

Greater signal change was observed for action trials relative to visual trials, and for harder trials relative to easy trials.

But bringing people to trial is harder than indicting them.

In the interview, he declined to engage with a question about whether Congress was doing him a backhanded favor by making the civilian trial option harder.

Since Day 1, politically motivated scare-mongering along with legislation aimed at keeping men in the prison have made the challenge of closing Guantánamo and ending indefinite detention without charge or trial even harder.

Participants for the trial were hard to recruit.

And they are desperate; they don't have time to wait for an N.I.H. trial and hard, scientific evidence.

He paid a price after the trial, enduring "hard stares, men who refused to shake my hand," and electoral defeat in a run for state appeals court, as he wrote in his memoir of 2001.