even harder|even hard in English
abundance of hardship, excessively difficult, even more severe
Use "even harder|even hard" in a sentence
1. It's even harder on the side of a cliff.
2. But economics is even harder than meteorology or seismology.
3. Even hard-to-find Batteries …
4. Even now quasi - theocracy dies hard.
5. The imminence of their exams made the students work even harder.
6. Well, it'll be even harder to stay out of the news now.
7. Even an anodyne diplomatic statement looks hard.
8. Andrew concurs, saying: “My spirit soars, providing stimulus to work even harder.”
9. The third day he tried even harder , but could bring 10 trees only .
10. They may even squander such hard-earned possessions.
11. He encouraged us to choose the right, even if it is the harder path.
12. (Laughter) Even harder was getting paint to stick to the acid in a grapefruit.
13. This retaliatory silence was apparently even harder to take than his outcries had been.
14. Their life was so hard—we can’t even imagine.
15. Even some high-tech companies had a hard time.
16. She finds it hard to unbend, even at parties.
17. -lists all Backstitches, even the tiny hard-to-find ones
18. Even now I find it hard to believe Brenda's story.
19. They were hard-pressed even to get a hotel room.
20. Why, it is hard even to get near mountain goats!
21. His veto message is significant because it makes it even harder for lawmakers to equalize school funding.
22. - Beat Not Babied Work Hard Wheel Harder @Beat
23. But clay, even when baked hard, is not a strong material.
24. Even now I find it hard to believe that he lied.
25. But habits die hard, even from one generation to the next.