Use "harder" in a sentence

1. When you don’t live with commitment and integrity, your life is going to be harder

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2. That I was so open with her made it all the harder when she smiled and shot me down

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3. “Normally this kind of procedure would take hours of time and then even more hours to make the hack harder to trace,” The Operator explained

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4. The same rules of pest control apply to disease controls, the higher the stress, the greater the problem associated with it and the harder it will be to control

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5. The harder you try, the more you expose yourself to injury

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6. This was going to be harder than he had

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7. Despite this, he’s been helping me by going through my lines with me when he calls round – it would have been a lot harder without his assistance and encouragement – he says it’s helping him keep track of what the play is about

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8. My friends are getting harder and harder to meet

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9. Calling him a bloody bastard every time he pops into my head goes some way to resolving the issue of my feelings for him, but it’s much harder coming to terms with my utter stupidity

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10. Press down, they’ll run harder

11. Physical exercise is certainly much harder here, while it requires special suppleness which -let's face it- I've never had

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12. Fog: If you are walking in fog, it means that you should try harder if you want to succeed

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13. JJ returned some ten minutes later, his appearance hitting Kara harder even than she’d anticipated

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14. towards it, the harder it will be

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15. process a lot harder than it has to be

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16. This was going to be harder than he had imagined it would be

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17. “You’ll have to try harder than that, son

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18. Your refusal of me makes it a little harder to be good friends with Desa

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19. "I should have tried harder?" he asked

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20. "That's harder to believe than the starship attack itself

21. If she didn't want out of the marriage she would be pursuing this harder than he was, he knew that already

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22. Instead, he strived harder every year to produce the most remarkable flowers, vegetables and fruits

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23. On her final visit to the clinic she was greeted by the beaming face of her consultant, all of which made her death nine and a half months later, shortly after the birth of her son, that much harder for Ken to bear

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24. These are the days when you have to work even harder on your technique so that you take home that prize

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25. You'll find that in this situation the best time of day to fish is either during the low light of the morning or the low light of the day when it is harder for the bass to notice you

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26. She told me to dip three fingers instead of one and press harder

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27. Immediately after the disposal of Alan’s body Helen Roach found that coping with her daughter’s stress and grief was far harder than she had ever imagined it would be

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28. Billy's soul grew progressively harder and colder, his heart

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29. He was afraid to try harder in case the tungsten would come back

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30. The one in the back eyed her all the harder, she hoped she wasn’t seeing a drop of drool run down his chin

31. She stared into space, she tried a ^C once again, harder this time, but it still had no effect

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32. became apparent that the metal was harder than all

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33. harder than any metal that actually exists on earth?

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34. made of a metal that was harder than any metal that

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35. No one was poorer than they wanted to be or worked harder than they wanted to

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36. Instead, he strived harder every year to produce the most

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37. “It’s even harder going the other way,” Yellelle said

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38. Once the fire has been lit it becomes harder to positively

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39. of her son, that much harder for Ken to bear

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40. often wil make it harder to make the decision you are struggling with

41. that coping with her daughter’s stress and grief was far harder than

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42. If he told this girl she’d had total amnesia, that would certainly get back to Ava on a boat this small and make reconciliation all that much harder

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43. I reckon it's going to be harder for you two, you're not kids, but bloody-minded, so-called mature adults, and in some ways it is going to take more effort to adapt to living together

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44. She tells herself to try harder, tells herself that this is real life in a world full of opportunities

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45. She will try harder, but not until Monday

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46. Manchester United, it would appear, must try harder too

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47. As a result, the great chief's band of braves found it even harder to win the battle

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48. She has never tried anything harder than alcohol or cigarettes

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49. That made him think harder than Kulai thought it would

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50. This is a foreign land, a street on which other boys, bigger, harder boys, rule, and for all of his natural bluster, Billy is suddenly aware that he is lost, lost in a world that doesn't fit the soundtrack in his head

51. We cannot prove we are real, and if we believe in the supernatural, we have an even harder time proving we are real

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52. get harder as they progress

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53. 'Think harder – are you sure it was before?'

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54. You had to scrub a little harder than

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55. His fragile little ego couldn't abide his ineffectiveness at this, and so raised both his arms to push harder; which he did

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56. Jack knew that today he might need to work harder than ever before

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57. The soft gentle, motion, caused her to grip the window seal even harder

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58. It’s getting harder and harder for me to just keep up

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59. with both hands and gasped harder than usual for air

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60. No, her brain wasn't sending the right message that was it, she'd just have to think about it harder, and she’d have to fight herself awake

61. What else could they do? It was perhaps harder for her to admit than the others, but at least she could face the facts

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62. She cried even harder

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63. arm in shape you might throw even harder

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64. ‘But this has turned out harder than I thought

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65. harder, hit better, run faster, and realize that they were in the best shape of their

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66. Perhaps she’d hit her head harder then she’d thought, but even if that was the case she wasn't about to tell him that

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67. back and popped the third pitch up there harder than the first two

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68. A few sniffs of the fumes tumbling off the side of Ebeneezer made it even harder to find their way to the slightly raised platform on the far side of the room suggesting a place to sit

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69. The snow was falling even harder, and the wind had indeed increased, whipping her hair at a furry about her face

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70. rattled harder and more frequently, and it was clear that

71. This was easier to play, but harder to sing right because it took a lot more soul than Mooncaller

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72. The more undead ones that came at him, the harder he swung

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73. But now come to think of it, crystal is harder than steel isn't it? Maybe this yandrille design will be the one to imitate and this very early model will be a collectors item? That would be too much luck to believe in and she laughed at herself

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74. Her heart beat harder, faster, threatening to burst open her chest

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75. became harder to refuse the kind offers of the play leader

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76. My people work harder than even the Ancients, but we are no more than a handful, whereas they were thousands

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77. It was a little harder to rationalize his actions when Luray wasn't there in front of him

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78. He would have to try even harder to be careful

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79. Psychopathically hard men made harder by a system of punishment as opposed to reformation

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80. Why should we imagine that the precious metals are likely to do so? The coarse metals, indeed, though harder, are put to much harder uses, and, as they are of less value, less care is employed in their preservation

81. a fiercer warrior Adros had never seen -- the harder the fight, the stronger her power

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82. The weaklings give up while the brave, far from surrendering, just fight harder

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83. Keep hope and keep fighting – even harder if you can

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84. phone for business use, you will have a harder time eliminating this time

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85. Tragus beat her much harder when she landed with the

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86. It’s a lot harder (and more costly)

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87. Each time I saw Liam, I felt an invisible pull that was harder to ignore

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88. Ash tried to slow the kissing, but I pressed harder and gyrated against his hips in a sensual dance

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89. Refusing to give up, I push harder, but was lifted off my feet into the air

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90. Of course potential recruits were becoming harder to convince lately

91. Lies can be harder things to fix since there's so

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92. harder for forcing him to move

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93. His retribution would be something far harder to endure than a knife across the throat

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94. It’s easy to receive cooperation from the good ones, harder from the

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95. But now for something much harder

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96. It contained not anything harder than spiced wine, but it was more than welcome now

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97. After about a minute of waiting he knocked again, harder and louder

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98. The wind seemed to blow harder in Edrimer's face now

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99. However, the stronger the self-image (the more impregnable the cage), the harder it is to change the way you see yourself and the world in which you live

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100. In some ways, it is harder to have compassion for friends and family than for strangers