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31. China has worked on relevant parities by various means. We helped to facilitate the hard-won consensus among the Sudanese government, AU and UN on the deployment of hybrid action.

32. We have successfully gone through the stages of hard-won economic development and difficult democratic reform.

33. The Western nations had no intention of giving up their hard-won right of entry to the Japanese market.

34. Sorry, this hard-won photos on the occurrence of the true, the real presence.

35. If not actual money,(http://sentencedict.com/hard-won.html) the Eurobonds proposal would mean extending part of Germany's hard-won credit-worthiness to all European countries.

36. Job security and other hard-won gains by the unions are undermined.

37. You aren't just back seat driving when you constrain an expert to rules, you are invalidating their hard-won instinct and intuition.

38. Still, this finesse would save the Irish government’s amour propre, and allow it to claim that it has not (yet) abandoned Ireland’s hard-won sovereignty.

39. twenty-twenty hindsight can have tremendous value if you accept the hard-won wisdom and move on with life and love.

40. Checklists and tips - and - hints panels pass on hard-won knowledge in a simple form.

41. The kindhearted, craggy Alfredo is the projectionist, the spinner of myth and the giver of a hard-won wisdom, full of Italian fatalism, winks and rough fatherly love.

42. He was sitting at a three-legged table, hunched over a cup of coffee like a dog guarding a hard-won bone, staring into the snowy screen of a black-and-white television.

43. Yet despite this hard-won progress, Beijing is now in danger of backsliding.

44. We are embracing the hard-won substantial opportunity under the wing of the Scientific Outlook on Development.

45. Fate is not at all times, yes, should appreciate the hard-won edge.