Sentence examples for uncommonly hard from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, where the drought has hit, it has hit uncommonly hard.

In 2015 the call for order will be partly met but, as with Mr Speaker's exertions, the sense of impending chaos will endure.Just now the world seems uncommonly hard to manage.

For a pitch that was meant to be full of runs they were uncommonly hard to find, perhaps sought too eagerly by players for whom awaiting the start of this series was at last over and were too anxious to make their mark on it.

Before fighting had started in Norway in April 1940, the Polish-French team solved an uncommonly hard three-letter code used by the Germans to communicate with fighter and bomber squadrons and for exchange of meteorological data between aircraft and land.

Surrogate endpoints not uncommonly fail to emulate hard outcomes endpoints and leapfrogging from surrogate data cannot substitute for the exposure of patients in clinical outcome studies.

Situations (i) and (ii) are akin to assuming that the sensitivity and specificity of the standard test are perfectly known [ 23]--an assumption, which though hard to justify, is not uncommonly made in studies of accuracy or effectiveness of a new diagnostic test in the absence of a gold standard [ 19, 24].

Not only does "A Cold Case" feature an exemplary detective and an intriguing hunt, but it also zeroes in on an uncommonly self-revealing killer, one who took his hard knocks at home and his ethics from James Cagney.

The party's libertarians had warmed the day before to a less well received address from Michael Portillo, a former hard-bitten defense secretary, who made an uncommonly personal speech for a Conservative gathering.

As Mayhew writes about the American welfare state, "The United States came to social provision late, has kept its public spending relatively low, and has nourished a mix of pensions and health insurance that depends uncommonly on the private sector". But in many domains, American exceptionalism is hard to detect.

Listening again, I realized that it is hard to say much about this music other than that it is uncommonly beautiful.

Banuelos, at 5 feet 10 ½ inches and 195 pounds — "please mention the half," he said — is nearly a foot shorter and 20 pounds lighter than Betances, but is able to throw nearly as hard because of an easily repeatable delivery and what Pavlick called an "uncommonly great angle on his fastball for a person his height".