You must study much harder.

Promoting sustainable growth is much harder.

Legal responsibility should not be much harder to disentangle.

The acoustics of music are much harder than those of language.

However, it will make the job of repressing them much harder.

Achieving limitations on Russian arms sales, however, will prove much harder.

That, of course, is much more interesting and harder to do.

Meanwhile, those employees left behind must work that much harder, often without increased compensation.

Calculating how much it would cost to stop landowners felling their trees is harder.

This is much harder than doling out credit, but more effective in the long run.

The result of the blockade is that Asian infrastructure will become much harder to displace.

Because in visual illusions we can easily demonstrate the mistakes in cognitive illusion it's much, much harder to demonstrate to people the mistakes.

This strengthens Kate's faith and makes it much harder for Ann to reveal the letter to her.

And I'm trying harder and harder.

(There are also all the separate costs of bad health, which are much harder to count or capture.)

Perhaps recruiting support would have been much harder had the Danes also had to turn off their heat.

But,coupled with mutual irritation, which is particularly strong in Russia, closing the gap is becoming much harder.

In a patriarchal society like Macedonia s, it is already much harder for a woman to attain professional success.

Unrealistic and inequitable world trade policies simply make it that much harder for our countries to eliminate poverty.

Understandably, companies and households are becoming even more cautious inevitably making a difficult job for policymakers that much harder.

It s relatively easy to fail on your own, but if your friends have put up real money, it s much harder.

Now, however, there is no one to turn the pieces right side up, so things are much harder to correct.

We can all work harder to ensure that help comes from within the developing nations as much as from outside.

The way much of GDP is now produced has made it significantly harder for the left to organize in traditional ways.

That is why the world s most powerful people will now have a much harder time working together to meet today s toughest challenges.

There is a real danger that so called fiscal dominance will undermine monetary policy and make it much harder to control inflation.

A frightening new epidemic of multi drug resistant TB or MDR TB, which was much harder to treat than mainstream TB had erupted.

As a result, the Middle East that emerges in the weeks and months ahead may become much harder for the West to influence.

It is self evident that the MDGs will be that much harder to attain as long as Africa's infrastructure gap is not closed.

In a recent paper for the Copenhagen Consensus, Morten Jerven of Simon Fraser University examines how much measurement will cost and how much the international community can justify spending. And measuring turns out to be much harder than one might expect.

You should study harder.

But that is a hard doctrine to swallow much harder than eating the extra slice of cake that you know is not good for you.

To be sure, this is possible only if the United States pushes Israel much harder than it has so far to give Palestine viable borders.

Alas, such commonplace language also makes wars harder to avoid, harder to end, and arguably more deadly.

The European Union s new members from eastern and central Europe have been hit much harder by the crisis than the old member states they are also much less prepared to confront the situation psychologically and socially.

Is English harder than Japanese?

Sami's classes have become harder.

She tells herself Study harder!

You need to study harder.

You should have worked harder.

If Clegg s job is almost impossible, Cameron s job is also much harder than it should be because the British electoral system is tilted heavily against the Conservatives.

Suppose that southern Europe is hit much harder by today s recession than northern Europe. An economy has two potential ways to adapt to and mitigate its downturn.

That is far harder to judge.

Altogether, it makes reading comprehension harder.

Widening the scope of the next round of negotiations so that much more can be used as bargaining chips would make the job of the negotiators considerably harder.