| harden position | 5.40 | Both sides harden positions. | ||
| harden stance | 2.30 | But the Serbs only hardened their stance. | ||
| harden attitude | 1.97 | The current violence has hardened attitudes on both sides. | ||
| harden heart | 1.25 | Vengeance merely hardens the heart. | ||
| harden resolve | 1.12 | But BMG has also hardened its resolve. | ||
| harden opposition | 0.79 | The news has hardened opposition to the government. | ||
| harden line | 0.59 | Britain has hardened its line against Serbian atrocities. | ||
| harden tone | 0.59 | But Mayor Jean-Claude Gaudin, who had earlier made conciliatory gestures, hardened his tone. | ||
| harden rhetoric | 0.46 | But Israeli and Palestinian officials hardened their rhetoric Thursday as the fighting escalated. | ||
| harden steel | 0.46 | These additives are designed to harden the steel. | ||
| harden artery | 0.39 | BYO hardened arteries. | ||
| harden view | 0.33 | If anything, her time in prison has only hardened her views. | ||
| harden course | 0.26 | The organizers delayed the start of the second run by an hour to harden the course with chemicals. | ||
| harden division | 0.26 | But the white flight has hardened a division in Matteson. | ||
| harden feeling | 0.26 | No one wants to intensify the rhetoric and harden feelings. | ||
| harden policy | 0.26 | South Korea has threatened to harden its policy toward the North. | ||
| harden stand | 0.26 | Developing countries harden stand against linking trade with human rights. |