Sentence examples for unusually hard from inspiring English sources

A backhoe then struck something unusually hard.

It's unusually hard and intimidating.

But it makes the magnitude of their drubbing unusually hard to predict.

But Italy's politics is unusually hard to fathom just as its governments have been unusually fragile.

Mr Bush's presidency has been unusually hard to assess for several reasons.

Both have reputations for solidity and continuity that have lately been shaken by unusually hard times.

Yet the country's latest downturn has been unusually hard on them.

Germany's love of consensus and its federal system both make changes unusually hard to deliver.

The effects of an interest-rate rise in such times would be unusually hard to predict.

The election was unusually hard-fought, with caustic advertisements on both sides, many from independent groups.

What followed was an unusually hard-fought and time-consuming battle, as sentencings go.