Sentence examples for dealing hard from inspiring English sources
"But with the rise in popularity of methamphetamine and the ease of ordering drugs off the internet we have seen a sharp rise in people dealing hard drugs such as P [methamphetamine], MDMA, ecstasy and LSD".
The antipathy between the two sides makes a sensible "Grand Bargain" budget deal hard to imagine.
Sometimes life deals hard blows - job loss, financial strain, the death of a loved one.
"It's not like we're dealing with hard kernels of truth here," I said pitiably.
Long looks amused but sounds as if he is dealing in hard facts.
The burden of proof required has made criminal convictions for insider dealing notoriously hard to secure.
When dealing with hard news, networks and cable both do a solid, remarkably similar job.
Notice that handling CBR traffic can be considered the worst-case scenario if we are dealing with hard QoS guarantees.
We think of scientists as dealing with hard truths.
But Mr Obama wants to teach Republicans a harsh lesson, making a deal hard.
Specifics of the insurance industry and Liberty Mutual Agency undoubtedly made this particular deal hard to pull off.
