Sentence examples for hard case to prove from inspiring English sources

They know it's a hard case to prove, but they hope to get Iowans thinking about how to reduce the chances of a repeat calamity.

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

"The circumstances point toward them, but the reality of it is that it's a hard case to prove," a police supervisor said.

Asked whether Canseco's alleged actions constitute extortion, Daniel C. Richman, a professor at Columbia Law School and a former federal prosecutor, said it would be a hard case to prove.

Economic growth will thus be more sluggish if the wars continue.It is a hard case to prove, since the greatest FX volatility in the last 20 years occurred during the Asian/Russian crisis of the late 1990s and the debt crisis of 2008.

This will be a hard case to prove once things calm down".

In any event, even if federal authorities are more sympathetic, as some have suggested, it is simply a harder case to prove federally.

"To me," Little said, "the interesting question is not so much is this a hard criminal case to prove, but that there is going to be a 1st Amendment challenge to the use of the statute" in addition to charges of selective prosecution.

There is almost no doubt that the Bush administration manipulated intelligence to get us into that war, but I think that is a harder legal case to prove and it gets too close to policy-making for my comfort.

Other experts have said that, if you were going to design a sport to fix, you would come up with tennis or snooker because it is so hard in both cases to prove wrongdoing.

They have made clear that excluding Mr. Abebe's testimony will make their case harder to prove.