Sentence examples for hard case to get from inspiring English sources

Many people would prefer to work, live, or play with someone they like and get along with even if that person isn't optimal in skills or tasks over someone who is brilliant at the role or job but is a total hard case to get along with.

It's a hard case to make.

I went to a solicitor to try to sue, but because it was a hard case to prove, I couldn't get legal aid.

Dissatisfied with the hospital's explanation for the apparently high mortality rate – that it was down to "coding errors" – the HCC told a team of its investigators under Heather Wood, renowned as its "hard cases woman", to get to the bottom of what was happening at the hospital.

Lamps can be pricey and in some cases hard to get.

So it's harder and harder to get an IPO.

And those films, where that is the case, is so hard to get made".

De la Ferté pushed his case hard to Portal to get the resources needed for the spring, 1942.

"D.O.J. is a very bureaucratic institution," Jon Greenbaum, the former Voting Section lawyer, said, "and it's hard to get cases filed under any Administration, but we were filing cases in the Clinton years".

But most suffer secretly because of the shame and guilt of not being entirely happy over something they had chosen and, in many cases, worked so hard to get.

In that case, it's really hard to get a read on a heartbeat, for instance," she says.