Sentence examples for would be equally hard from inspiring English sources

The novels would be equally hard to revive.

But then it would be equally hard for the KMT to accept a political renegade as its favoured presidential candidate.The KMT's most formidable team would be Mr Soong and Mr Ma.

More than one British civil servant in Sierra Leone, working on the international response which the UK leads, made a wry face to me and said that it would be equally hard for any of us at home to accept that sort of behavioural change.

It would be equally hard to say just how much graphic ridicule an "enlightened" citizen should be able to stomach without resorting to violence--or to laws against such ridicule.

You would be hard-pushed to find a general practitioner who likes the concept of a brachycephalic dog but you would be equally hard-pushed to find one being openly critical of them because this would put their livelihood on the line.

Asked in an interview if she was confident her co-hosts would make good on their promises to be equally hard on Mr. Obama, she said, "Time will tell".

Afterwards, apprenticeships will be equally hard to obtain.

It would, as you suggest, be foolish to abandon three years of hard work in theoretical physics, but you would be equally foolish to continue to limit yourself to that field.

For example, it seems hard to defend that avoiding a full loss of all remaining health would be equally important when the choice concerns either a very large or small absolute QALY loss, i.e., young and old people, respectively.

Goofy would be equally accurate.

Analogous situations would be equally untenable.