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Meanings of very hard in English

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Usage of very hard in English
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First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
The Irish Times
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Good news stories, these days, are very , very hard to come by.
News.com.au
3
That's the question our analytical group is working very hard to answer.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Older workers often have a very hard time finding a new job.
News.com.au
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We must try very hard to find an answer to that question.
The thing from another world
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Now successful people have a very hard time accepting this idea, right?
The new yorker
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So today I am trying very hard to have a good day.
The Irish Times
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Wrexham caretaker manager Brian Flynn said: It's a very hard fought point.
BBC
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It's very hard to bring a large outbreak under control, Murphy said.
Radio NZ
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Financial abuse often made it very hard to break up a relationship.
Radio NZ
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Right now, it's very hard to remain focused on anything, he said.
The South African
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Because it's Chinese new year time, it's very hard to get logistics.
Radio NZ
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We have been working very hard, and very effectively, throughout this crisis.
The Irish Times
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It's very hard. The court case has also hurt the couple's business.
Reuters
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So we will work very hard to regain your trust, he said.
Reuters
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They come at you very hard. While Greiss, the Islanders' new No.
Reuters
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