Sentence examples for was considered hard from inspiring English sources

Every item was considered "hard to stock" by trainees at 6 months despite the restocking help provided by the study team.

When the physical therapist was well acquainted with the person and knew the history of his or her disorder, it was considered hard to start all over again with a new physical therapist and to have to retell the whole of one's case history.

While Colonel Jordan was considered hard-working and brave -- he had survived a mortar attack that killed two other soldiers at the prison in September -- he was a "poor choice" to run the interrogation center, the investigation found.

For this reason, psychiatric treatment was considered harder to keep evidence-based, and to require individual considerations to a greater extent.

Those attacks are considered hard to pull off.

By contrast, the funds that the candidates' campaigns have raised are considered hard money.

Some times Pacquiao loses – four times in 12 visits to the MGM – when he might be considered hard done by.

-To what degree, if at all, do you think newspapers are concerned with sensational stories to sell newspapers as opposed to stories that might be considered hard news?

Ever since, the poll has been considered hard evidence that the new CAFE proposal is widely supported by the American people.

The bureau is concentrating on neighborhoods that are considered hard to count because residents are disproportionately poor, unemployed, live in apartment buildings, have no telephones, have moved there recently or are single parents.

Fluid molecules were considered hard spheres interacting with each other and with the pore wall through square-well potentials.