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In Fergie's case it's harder to see who she was trying to please and why.

How much harder will it be to eliminate the prejudice against women? I am sure it will be a longer struggle.

Every one of us will have to work at it by studying harder, training more rigorously, working smarter, and thinking anew.

"It's both harder and easier than you think, " he said.

But good economics is often harder to do than bad economics.

This examination is considered to be harder than any other examinations, as the passing rate is only 6% nationwide.

I thought of shooting an email back to him and trying my best not to be sound like a jerk but it is harder than it seems.

However, if you want a SIM card, and thus a new number, for your mobile phone it is no harder than handing over a few dollars.

'The bigger issue, which is harder to pinpoint, is how much sales will go down, ' said Mr. Sanger.

When first training a horse to pick up his feet, you might have to pinch harder.

Ailin's father accepts Ailin's desire to keep her feet unbound, despite the fact it will make it harder for her to marry.

Exercising on gym or health club equipment, rather than walking or running on your own, tends to give you a harder workout.

'They're using hatred of the outside world to inspire people to work harder, ' he said. 'The extent of it is quite striking. '

As the central bank has tightened monetary policy, this has made it harder for the bank to win the business of ordinary savers.

And a bust-up in Copenhagen would make it harder to get legislation passed next year.

To make him happy and encourage him to work harder, I gave him a walkman as a gift.

Despite the numbers, Knowlton said adoption is harder than it was just a few years ago.

I closed my eyes, pressed my ear even harder against the door, wanting to hear, not wanting to hear.

I sat down in the dark hall with 600 other nervous kids and the lecturer booms out over the mic, "How do you get workers to work harder? "

A brother offended [is harder to be won] than a strong city: and [their] contentions [are] like the bars of a castle.

I began to work harder for Xerox. The plan was working, and my Porsche was the proof.

Greatly inspired, he made up his mind to read as much as he could, and what's more, he would study harder than ever before.

I included two outdoor lamps as well since those seem to be even harder to find.

Having two buttons at the bottom of a form clutters up the interface and makes it harder for users to clearly see their next step.

What's more, a simple test could tell you if it's time to give up the hunt, or if your partner just needs to try harder.

As for what the men felt, that is far harder to say, since feelings can only be expressed during the moment of their brief existence.

In part because changing the basics of how industrial economies are run is difficult, trying to do it at a rush harder still.

I find myself working even harder to make up for it so much so that the sales was much better than the average. You know something?

In any situation, some emotions are harder to access no matter how much you change your story or behavior.

Somewhat comically (in retrospect) I told myself to swim harder-as if I'd been taking it easy up until that point.

Virginia, he said, was like a rubber ball; the harder life put her down, the higher she bounced.

I was glad not to be lodge-bound, but it was harder than I expected: I couldn't catch my breath and my knees felt like glass.

The wind began to blow harder. A storm was coming. The waves grew bigger and bigger.

Thang points out that poor English skills make it harder for Southeast Asian immigrants to leave town and transition into other jobs.

he's trying to tell you between the lines that he cares about you and wants you to work harder so that you can have a better future.

How much harder is that than around the center?

Putting it back was no doubt harder than all other steps together.

I know I have to work just as hard, if not harder than they do if I want to play and that's what I'm trying to do.

Sometimes, though, you might find that you have to work a bit harder to build up and maintain a good relationship with your grandparents.

As is the case with application stutters, we need to observe garbage collection behavior to see if it is working harder than it needs to.

Or else, when the enemy of the people became the hero, the reaction might have been much harder to deal with.

If the type uses more than one axis, a line of text will appear as if dancing which makes is harder to read.

If he hadn't, he might have found it harder to concentrate on drills that morning.

and that because they are prepared to work harder for less pay they will depress the wages of those at the bottom of the pile.

Such a mandate from the party's high command will make it all the harder for many to believe that the data are not being manipulated.

On top of that, she's constantly complaining about how much harder her job is than yours.

OFFICIALLY, it has long been glorious to get rich in China, but both politics and red tape still make it a lot harder than it should be.

As the surface of the ocean gets warmer, the water is lighter when it's warmer, it becomes harder and harder to turn the ocean over.

Look at how much difficulty the older East Germans had adapting. The North Koreans will be 10x harder to integrate into a modern society.

A more thoroughgoing approach would be to make it harder for him to set up an account of his own.

It is not easy to stop, yet even harder to be still.

Although it was relatively easy to start walking and change direction, it was harder to slow down and stop.

Emerging markets did not cause the current financial crisis and yet few asset classes have been hit harder by it.

But private investors who don't have access to private bank funds may find it a lot harder to follow the money.

Consumers are also being squeezed, which makes it a lot harder to pass on those costs. So there's a profits squeeze.

There's no doubt at all that losing pounds is the surefire quickest way to help you climb harder.

it's easy to feel like you don't need help, but it's harder to walk on your own.

I suspect that subtraction would be a harder operation for animals to understand and deal with, but little research has been done.

Now he has got me working harder off the ball and closing down defenders. I feel I've benefitted so much.

"The bigger they come, the harder they fall" was one of her favorite maxims.

They fret that the problem will thus seem less of a crisis and that this will make it harder to raise money.

How much harder would we work at the office if we got this, and could measure our progress toward it?

More than half of researchers and 78% of administrators said the rules have made it harder to recruit new faculty members.

It made him work harder to hear he would get a raise in salary.

Harder Mark a line halfway up the wall and concentrate on kicking the ball so it hits below the line and comes back to you.

BASHAR ASSAD, Syria's president, has made it a bit harder for men to kill their daughters and sisters for the sake of "honour" .

Chemicals called dispersants used to break down the oil also make it harder for the skimmers to pick up the oil.

T. rex was unlikely to have been a herbivore. But which animals the tyrant lizard actually ate is a far harder nut to crack.

Brazilian pollsters may be making it even harder than necessary by neglecting to ask respondents whether they actually intend to vote.

I now know that it's not always easy to see what should be done and even harder actually to do it.

Even in the Middle East, where oil is relatively easy to extract, it will be harder to get out of the ground.

I'm so happy with you in this starry night. There's no one like you. but i think you ought to work harder.

To bring your pelvis up with your ribs, exhale, push your hands down harder, and pull your thighs upward as if to lift them to your chest.

If this is welcomed with a stab in the back, you'll know how much harder to push the blade in return.

The more you try to hold back, the harder it is to write, because you're trying to be someone you're not.

Now that the mob has got its way on this, it is going to be harder for other companies to insist on their management's right to manage.

I told him to work harder, and that goes for you, too.

'They're going to have to work harder to keep the yuan from rising, ' he said.

The length of a downturn can be measured against earlier recessions , but its intensity is harder to quantify and compare.

And he said the job search is made harder by all the young, educated applicants.

It was a harder task than any other he had attempted. The making of other forms of animal life had been comparatively simple.

If he works harder , you'll be the most excellent student in our class. We are proud of him.

The stress of his wife's illness is constant, he said, harder on him than stresses he faced for years in the political arena.

Harder decisions followed. Libya's army continued to shell other rebel-held cities, and its snipers were plainly targeting civilians.

But just as EU accession has made it easier for workers to move west , it has made life harder for would -be migrants from further east .

have memories of those you love and lost is perhaps harder than to have no memories at all.

Diodes are also harder to break -- a real advantage for a technology that must endure a bumpy truck ride over the rutted roads of Africa.

Content quality is often neglected partially because evaluating content quality is a much harder task than evaluating data quality.

"I need to work two or three per cent harder than I just do now and push myself to be the best athlete I can be, " he said.

It is harder still to accept the idea that a particle can sometimes behave as if it were a wave.

Harder decisions followed. Libya's army continued to shell other rebel-held cities, and its snipers were plainly targeting civilians.

But just as EU accession has made it easier for workers to move west , it has made life harder for would -be migrants from further east .

have memories of those you love and lost is perhaps harder than to have no memories at all.

It seems to be an old discussion, we already have the answer for ages, it's all because Yaoming is training much harder than Wangzhizhi.

Ms. Lee is still unemployed, but she has never worked harder, she said, trying to build a viable business one bite at a time.

Diodes are also harder to break -- a real advantage for a technology that must endure a bumpy truck ride over the rutted roads of Africa.

Content quality is often neglected partially because evaluating content quality is a much harder task than evaluating data quality.

"I need to work two or three per cent harder than I just do now and push myself to be the best athlete I can be, " he said.

It is harder still to accept the idea that a particle can sometimes behave as if it were a wave.

That magic wine was just a joke she played on me. The harder you try to forget something , the more it'll stick in your memory.

"I need to work two or three per cent harder than I just do now and push myself to be the best athlete I can be, " he said.

It is harder still to accept the idea that a particle can sometimes behave as if it were a wave.

That magic wine was just a joke she played on me. The harder you try to forget something , the more it'll stick in your memory.

It may become harder and harder to manage your emotions under these circumstances, but it's even more important for you to do so.

As the wind blew harder, the traveler wrapped his coat more closely around himself. Then the sun came out.

If it's part of an executive summary or deck, this is harder but at least a few screenshots of the key experience flow are helpful.

To his surprise, the ball did not roll away, but grew much bigger than before. So he kicked it again much harder.

Her father has been trying to get it through to her that she must work harder if she wants to pass the exam.

He as good as told me that if I don't work harder I'll have to get out of the school.

Heavy oil, which can be as thick as molasses, is harder to get out of the ground than light oil and costs more to refine into gasoline.

He as good as told me that if I don't work harder I'll have to get out of the school.

Heavy oil, which can be as thick as molasses, is harder to get out of the ground than light oil and costs more to refine into gasoline.

He is quick and can hold the ball up well and he's got a great left foot - and that always makes things a little bit harder for his rivals.

In a worsening economic climate, it would be harder for the big economies to see their relationships as mutually beneficial -- as a win-win.

Some analysts say it allowed the authorities to hold up the deal without offending China, even if it was only to drive a harder bargain.

Adamson points out that the hardness of an overlay and concrete are not the same, therefore the harder the surface, the cleaner the cut.

Sound branding is "ready to explode. In a more cluttered environment people are trying to get their communication to work harder. "

I love my kids, but motherhood is so much harder than I thought it would be.

One fear was that the 500C would suffer from reduced storage space, and that the boot would be harder to access.

However, he never complained with her mother. On the contrary, he studied harder to show filial respect for his mother.

One fear was that the 500C would suffer from reduced storage space, and that the boot would be harder to access.

However, he never complained with her mother. On the contrary, he studied harder to show filial respect for his mother.

It was harder than I thought it would be to explain my short life and why it made sense for them to send me to Oxford.

The rash does not disappear when pressed against a clear glass tumbler but it is often harder to see in dark-skinned people.

It's when you move on to the next and much harder step that it helps most to be in a place where you can find peers and encouragement.

The cardiovascular system gets work out as the heart must pump harder and faster to move blood to the surface for heat exchange.

Always willing to push himself just a little bit harder, he was a reliable business partner and faithful friend.

As an Indian, he knew he had to work a bit harder but was always encouraged by his late mother to go out and work as much as he could.

He said threats of boycotts on both sides of the debate "created resentment and made dialogue harder" .

How much harder would it be to build a moon-based telescope that didn't need any?

How much harder would it be to build a moon-based telescope that didn't need any?

They begin to think about how much they're winning or losing, and it becomes harder to keep a level head about trading "big. "

The Bucks would also like Yi to learn to take the ball to the basket harder when opponents run at him and try to disrupt his outside shot.

"Easy to dream but harder to live it, " he sang along to the music. "They're going to love me for my ambition. "

This is often harder to scale because of the dynamic nature of users.

To its east, the EU has tried a bit harder to promote political reform, due in part to the demands of its ex-communist members.

I told her to work harder and she just stood with a silly grin on her face.

With each step that he took, the ground grew harder, the air became crisper and lingering leaves on the trees quickly shriveled and died.

i study well at school, and i will work harder for a higher score. and i will try to catch up with others to be a daughter worthy of proud.

It would be harder because most of these banks are now publicly traded companies. But not all that hard.

It's easy to skim over and much harder to make it part of your own mindset.

Greater post-trade transparency would make it harder for the opposition to complain about the opaque nature of their business.

You can only control what you control and that means you've got to work harder than anyone else you know.

It is all but impossible to fix sensible lending targets in advance; and even harder to hold the banks to any promises they may make.

If, instead, you simply inject messages as fast as possible, in a tight loop, it will be harder to see how the system ramps up.

Such clauses might have been read by the markets as a preparation for default, but in fact Mexico did not find it harder to borrow.

That would be harder to do, since the country has no Somali community where Shabab infiltrators could hide.

Maybe I'm a harder sell, less patient, less curious than I used to be.

You could have done better if you had worked harder at it.

However huge it is, that emotion stays unspecified: the content of Spoon's songs is often harder to call.

Sell men face looked reluctant to say that in the home even harder, earn less money, the children are not even miss a meal formula.

But how much harder is it, to have to act on them without knowing what they are?

It must be harder for him, she thought - at least, she had her old school friends to look forward to, and he had no one.

They warned they were less confident of those numbers than of the general population figures because sectarian data is harder to come by.

Could he see that things were about to get much harder for the company, making his job less enjoyable?

Are the current developments going to foster the access to information or to make it harder?

And if it makes people and employers think a bit harder about organizing a better work-life balance, so much the better.

But once the Anglo-French divide is transcended, the question of what defines the Commonwealth becomes still harder.

High blood pressure means that the heart has to work harder to carry blood to the vital organs in the body.

"If it wasn't for all the uncertainty in the world right now Judy would have needed to have pulled my leg a lot harder, " he said.

With fewer attractive lending and investment options for that money, it is harder for the banks to turn it around for a healthy profit.

"It has been about an emotional sale of a concept without a track record of returns, so that has made it harder for them, " he said.

It makes it harder for the stalker to have access to you, and that little act can actually increase your safety.

Don't cry , I said I talked to her But she looked at me and cried harder and harder.

"It was hard enough for Bain to enter this investment, but imagine how much harder an exit could be, " said one private equity dealmaker.

His voice was just a little harder now, a hint of sarcasm marring his polite tone.

The sun was setting, the road getting harder to follow, and he seemed ready to turn back.

If I worked harder, I probably could be where Tammy is now in terms of debt reduction and simple living. I have been giving myself excuses.

There is no harder trick in the world of finance than to let the air out of a bubble gently.

tomorrow's getting harder make no mistake, luck ain't ever luck. our party in life will not always be smooth. got to make your own breaks.

Just last week, I was in a meeting with another client, and I felt the urge to press my case just a little harder.

"We definitely recognize stopping the bottle at a year of age is not easy, and stopping it at 2 years of age may be even harder, " she said.

It's hard to wait around for something you know won't happen, but it's even harder to stop waiting when you know it's everything you want.

An even harder situation is to be on the platform in good time for a train and still to see it go off without you.

How much harder did I make it on myself by waiting to begin my retirement savings until I was nearly 40 than starting at age 20?

But Law questioned the long-term efficacy of the "Tiger Mother" approach: the harder his mother pushed him, the more he rebelled.

Your account is now starting to look like a submarine with a double hull - softer on the outside and harder on the inside.

five things that I'm hoping will make it a lile bit harder for you to hate me.

The surface got harder and during the last half hour we were able to maintain a faster pace.

All I know was that the competition was a lot harder in the early days of wc3, at least in Sweden.

Where you might have been used to positioning brands differently in markets, that is harder and less necessary.

That would make it harder for you to take out a loan or borrow money to expand a business.

He made the G-Man brand so popular that, at its height, it was harder to become an FBI agent than to be accepted into an Ivy League college.

After putting on a condom you may need to jerk yourself off for a second to get it a bit harder before you stick it in her.

The cash buffer corporate America has built up in case of harder times makes a fresh shock of that kind unlikely.

These type of social shifts make it harder to compare today's typical family income volatility with that of the 1970s.

Unfortunately, if it weren't for the tile floor, tomorrow's picture would be even harder to understand.

All that cash has also inflated valuations of fledgling businesses, making it harder for VC funds to turn a profit on them.

I tried my hardest to follow along, but everything was way harder than I thought it would be.

You know cream rises and water seeks its own level and all that, but it just makes it harder to get through the noise.

His goal was to make it 'significantly harder' and to require 'human interaction' before he could trade on his own emotions.

The problem is amplified; poorly-documented code tends to get modified in ways that make it even harder to document or understand.

At last he said, "It is not hard to say things; but it is harder to do them. "

Finally, instead of trying hard to be happy, as if that were the sole purpose of life, I will try still harder to make others happy.

to grow up or not . I've noticed ever since the age of 5, life seems to get slowly harder .

Once she started living at home, it got harder and harder for her to move out.

some aspects of such a mission might actually be easier than trying to fly a solar sail in low - earth orbit , but others are harder.

Other, less tangible cultural factors seem to be at work, harder to export to the rest of the country.

The Bible warns that it's harder for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle.

The headmistress explains that as a woman, it is harder for her to get her message across to Maasai tribes.

He thought of his dead brothers and blamed them that they had not worked harder and achieved more land.

Designing such a regime is going to be a lot harder than just saying we need one.

It has been not so easy to catch the account supervisor and frankly speaking the battle has been harder than expected .

No that fact that the concept of family is so vaguely interwoven with the concept of marriage makes is harder yet to resolve this.

I am always trying to engage in your heart, but I found that the harder with my tries, the crowder in your heart.

Central bankers will find it harder to know how they are affecting monetary conditions or to be clear about what they are doing.

It's a good night for the young players and it will give them confidence to work even harder and fight for a place in the team.

Real Programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand and even harder to modify.

Have his family settled in, as I can imagine it to be even harder for his wife with his little son?

The existence of connection technologies may make it harder to maintain confidentiality, but it does not alter the need for it.

And the author might have hammered even harder on how the phenomenon is affecting our response to issues like climate change.

And if it's hard not to retaliate when someone knocks you down, it's even harder to let them knock you down again.

Does the progress at Williams make it harder for you to make a decision about your future?

His faith did not make him take the promise for granted; it encouraged him to pray harder.

The work was a lot harder than I thought it would be.

In a year of harder economic times and sensitive political anniversaries, the authorities are especially edgy .

To let go of someone you really love is hard. But it's even harder to see them fine even after you're gone.

I take the position that the more fetid a home environment might be, the harder a teacher must work to break that self-perpetuating cycle.

This could reflect differences over whether to seek a compromise with the Dalai Lama or to try even harder to erase his influence.

I worked with the both [of them, Burt Reynolds and Jennifer] now. I'll tell you who drinks harder. . . [Burt? ] Nope! Shame on [her]!

All this means the same level of exertion is likely to feel much harder at this time of day than later on.

"Recession is still more fear than reality at the moment, but even that fear still makes it harder to demand more money, " Gross told.

This was a harder problem, but one to which the paraglide seemed to promise an answer.

The freer movement becomes, the harder it may also be to impose taxes and regulations on those able to move.

But there is a disadvantage in that the children have to work harder than other children when it comes to developing an identity.

This problem was beyond me. My teacher cleared up the harder part of the problem and made it understanDable.

Owing to the usual talking with you, my English is better than before and I will work harder.

As part of that effort, Harder and his fellow soldiers recently went on a patrol, checking up on a village school.

He is tracking back with the full backs in pre-season and is definitely working harder and trying to impress.

Pakistan's suffering this season is harder to quantify and is developing more slowly, but is no less horrible for that.

Well, it's probably easier than you think, but a little harder than it sounds.

If it has any impact at all, it will merely make it harder to sell government bonds.

I find that lately it's been harder to leave the day at the door.

We've tried every method to make him work harder: blackmail, bribery, threats. None of it has worked.

Once rates start to rise, those with the biggest debts might be anxious to save harder to pay down those debts at a faster pace.

The problem is that patients who wait too long become so debilitated that recovery is harder and function is often not fully regained.

It said the rise in foreign ownership made it harder to justify taxing foreign dividends paid to British companies.

Each step he took, the soft mud tried to suck him down, too. He walked on the grassy places harder than the mud.

The president wants to close Guantanamo, but the Ghailani verdict could make it even harder for him to get Congress to agree.

This results in a game that grows with the player and is harder for the player to predict, thus extending the play-life of the game.

Here, let's make it a little harder.

Jorah Mormont had fought longer and harder, but he would have come to the same place in the end.

She studies harder than anyone else in her class. =She studies harder than any other student in her class.

For all the sober and sensible recommendations of the Iraq Study Group, getting out of Iraq is going to prove a lot harder than getting in.

Rather than regretting how the Republicans in Congress have behaved, Mr Obama should look harder at his own use of his presidential power.

It would be far harder to relocate the bank's more sedentary British-based staff now.

It would be (perhaps will be) a very different era and, to be frank, it's going to be harder to monetize.

It has no earnings or cashflow so it is harder to come up with a fair price.

Fear of physical danger is at least subject to rational argument; fear of failure is harder to hose down.

Yeah, you can say that again. . . I guess sending Alex off to Los Angeles is hitting me harder than I thought.