Sentence examples for try equally hard from inspiring English sources

But trying to piggyback on churches or mosques doesn't tend to work: religious movements have their own various agendas and they try equally hard to make use of politicians for their own devices.

For three years now, Democrats have implored states to develop health insurance exchanges, while Republicans have tried equally hard to block them.

He tried equally hard to persuade him against leaving, but the player had his eyes firmly fixed on the rugby union World Cup.

Before the arrival of Lou Reed, it could be said that rock'n'roll remained a part of the entertainment industry, still in the business of ingratiating itself with its target audience even as it tried equally hard to alienate their parents.

Mihov said he was impressed that the Action Team was trying equally hard to find Hadzic, even though the political payoff for Serbia from his capture would be much less than for Mladic.

During these trial heats the real drama takes place not on the track but behind closed doors as each ward tries to get or keep the best jockey for its horse & tries equally hard to make sure that its rival doesn't end up with a good jockey.

Now, as the Labour government is trying equally hard to prevent a tide of nationalism flooding across Scotland, such a museum probably seems the last thing it wants.Wanted or not, the Museum of Scotland, an unashamedly modern home in Edinburgh for Scotland's national treasures, will be opened by the queen on November 30th, which just happens to be St Andrew's Day.

"He tried hard, ran hard, won hard.

But the shambolic and philandering Smith – who sometimes had both the radio and the TV tuned to the sports channels, while she was trying to write – must have been equally hard to live with.

Another truth hit him equally hard.

But it avoids an equally hard truth.