Examples of 'harder to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "harder to make"
harder to make - a phrase describing a greater level of difficulty or effort required to create or achieve something compared to previous instances
How to use "harder to make" in a sentence
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harder to make
This made it harder to make unauthorized copies.
This kind of comparison is much harder to make.
We will work harder to make you satisfied.
States and localities are harder to make.
Please try harder to make connections easier.
The problem is that cookies are a lot harder to make.
It is even harder to make friends with teenagers.
Pooh must be a lot harder to make.
It is much harder to make this technology safe.
So we all have to work that much harder to make it special.
It is much harder to make small things reliable.
Responsive design is harder to make.
A little harder to make a wardrobe with drawers.
Banks will have to work harder to make profits.
It is harder to make money if you have a lot of competitors.
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I should have tried harder to make things work.
It is harder to make money if you have too many competitors.
Or are you working harder to make it seem so.
It is harder to make decisions without having had direct experience.
But it was getting harder to make the excursions.
Harder to make decisions.
We will try harder to make better music.
Harder to make a seal.
I would practice harder to make up for what happened.
It just means that we are gonna have to work harder to make it happen.
He told me to work harder to make a better quality album.
It just makes you want to work that much harder to make them.
I think it is harder to make something simple.
But sometimes paleoanthropologists would find variations that were harder to make sense of.
It is even harder to make your customers adopt innovations.
I should have fought a lot harder to make things work.
It becomes harder to make decisions and memory is impaired.
Maybe you should have tried harder to make it different.
And it is harder to make a team as you get older.
Once the project has started it is harder to make modifications.
It was even harder to make them adopt healthy habits.
But some of these digital clues are harder to make sense of.
It has never been harder to make media investment decisions.
This only reinforces these fears and makes it harder to make a difference.
We either try harder to make sure we are included in everything.
People with disabilities have to work harder to make their contributions.
Much harder to make partner as well.
I should have worked harder to make you come.
It is also harder to make the right health choices in restaraunts.
That kind is harder to make.
It is much harder to make a decision pregnant with risk and promise.
When you are more fatigued it is harder to make the right decisions.
You find it harder to make decisions or figure out how to complete a task.
But every year itgets harder and harder to make this journey.
Try a little harder to make the game more interesting.
