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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hard point" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a specific issue or argument that is difficult to address or resolve. Example: "During the debate, she raised a hard point that left the opposing team struggling to respond."
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It's not a hard point to grasp.
It's a hard point to make.
It's a hard point to deny.
On the other hand, that's a hard point to get across with the flags flying and drums beating.
But that is a hard point to sustain, given that the past few years have seen a worldwide recession and modest recovery.
Still, it is a hard point to make when a man has reduced most of the opposition to a pile of rubble.
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We can take this further, reduce it to a harder point of truth.
A single hard point under the fuselage could carry more, a single Mk 84 2,000 lbs bomb or up to five Mk 82 500 lbs bombs.
It was a really hard point".
The proximity of a channel hard point such as bedrock or artificial grade control was also significant, indicating that channel enlargement increased moving upstream from grade control.
Politically speaking, it's a very hard point to get across.
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