Sentence examples for difficult case to prove from inspiring English sources

Patent specialists say British Telecommunications has a difficult case to prove.

Henning pointed to the tampering with evidence charges as an example of the "difficult case" to prove for the state.

But even though he says there is scope for a retrospective consumer complaint about unfair charges, it would be a difficult case to prove.

Despite copious evidence of violence in the Bierenbaum marriage -- in one incident, he choked his wife to unconsciousness; in another, he tried to drown her cat -- prosecutors have a difficult case to prove without a body, forensic evidence or eyewitnesses.

"There's a tremendous amount of coincidence that leads one to believe there was collusion," said the agent, who spoke only if not identified, "but it's a very difficult case to prove".

It may be a difficult case to prove, but the complaint filed last month by the National Labor Relations Board against Boeing is a welcome effort to defend workers' right to collective bargaining.

"They are difficult cases to prove".

"They are very difficult cases to prove.

So the fact that he has not been tried yet is especially disappointing because it doesn't sound like it'd be that difficult a case to prove.

Legal observers interviewed by The State newspaper said charges were unlikely because Phelps was not caught by authorities committing a crime and that credible witness would be difficult to find, making a court case difficult to prove under South Carolina law.

Cy Vance and his assistants are saying they still believe they have evidence to back up the charges against Strauss-Kahn, but that recent discoveries could make the case difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt.