Sentence examples for be a hard number from inspiring English sources

That'll be a hard number to reach.

"Two hundred is a hard number," he said.

Just how many wars the United States has fought since that first Constitution Day, ten score and fifteen years ago, is a hard number to pin down.

That's a hard number for developers to ignore.

But that's a hard number to justify given Facebook's revenue projections and comparisons to other big networks, and a lot of people think it's vastly overvalued at that price.

So here's a hard number: according to a new report by Credit Suisse, "There will be more plastic than fish in the ocean, by weight, in 2050".

"I'm still not sure if the settlement committee is going to require the banks pay anywhere near as much as they should, but that's a hard number to get your arm around," Ed Fallon said after he left the meeting with Miller and his staff.

To be sure, there was a hard-numbers aspect to the initial explosion of youth-targeted advertising in the 1960's and early 70's.

The implication is that he's citing a hard number of people known to have been killed by tainted fast food.

The index is not a hard number; it's just a symbol of sorts.

"As an average, and this is not a hard number, but it's about 5% or 6% of all retail transactions are electronic so we've got a long way to go on a global basis".