Sentence examples for difficult case to crack from inspiring English sources

"This is a very difficult case to crack," Musole said.

The more difficult house training cases to crack are those of dogs that, by mistake, have become 'reverse' house trained by their owners.

"However, that is a difficult case to make".

"They are difficult cases to prove".

"They are very difficult cases to prove.

T.V. Turner, who patrolled Little Saigon as a Westminster cop for 14 years, said cultural barriers often made it difficult for detectives to crack cases.

Even so, India could remain a difficult market to crack.

"It's the most difficult one to crack.

China has been a notoriously difficult market to crack for overseas Web companies.

He said that video was a notoriously difficult medium to crack for amateur videographers.

Wybron said: "The attainment gap has been a difficult nut to crack in recent years.