Sentence examples for which are harder from inspiring English sources

But Pandaemonium takes other liberties which are harder to condone.

The female lays single eggs, which are harder to spot.

That did not stop activists from using expensive satellite phones, which are harder to shut down.

(The study did not include caucuses, which are harder to compare).

Now most foreclosures occur with prime loans, which are harder for banks to modify than subprime.

Richard and I were interested in staying in functioning monastic communities, which are harder to find.

The UK economy is heavily dependent on services, which are harder to export than manufactured goods.

Such controversies attract crowds, which are harder to come by here than in Manhattan.

But lower frequencies mean smaller quantum wells, which are harder to build accurately.

One new area for investigators is the composites, which are harder to read for clues than metal parts.

Not those pulpy, undistinguished supermarket limes, but genuine Key limes, which are harder to find, costlier and of course better.