Sentence examples for try quite hard from inspiring English sources

So most engineers will try quite hard to avoid it getting too loud.

They want more, and they are going to try quite hard to get it.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admitted Red Bull would have to "try quite hard to screw it up", but insisted the team were "not focusing" on the fact they were on the verge of a fourth drivers' and constructors' double.

However hard the Bolshevists tried – and men like Khruschev tried quite hard – to eradicate the Russian faith, it remained solidly part of Russian culture.

"I think people see us as quite worthy, and we've tried quite hard over the last 10 years to broaden our list.

In other respects, HRW found, the coalition tried quite hard to spare civilians.One of the tests that human-rights analysts use to make these judgments is that of proportionality, albeit in a slightly different sense from the one Augustinians use.

The word is that Mr Obama tried quite hard to persuade Mr Bernanke to stay in the job.

Ferrari, a source told BBC Sport, tried quite hard to entice Daniel Ricciardo to join them earlier this year, but the Australian is under a long-term contract with Red Bull which team principal Christian Horner jokes is "about 10 years long".

Whitmarsh's comment concludes that he is partly responsible for the situation, adding: "I've certainly tried quite hard in that area and not been as successful as I would like to have been.

"I've tried, quite hard, as an act of will, to put it behind me, because I don't want to carry that weight around.

To me this suggests that we don't need to try quite so hard and that the opposition aren't good enough to score.