Sentence examples for hard cause from inspiring English sources

Though this newspaper and this reporter are thoroughly convinced that globalisation is both inevitable and also, on balance, a very good thing, it can be a hard cause to defend to those who have lost jobs as a direct result of it.

It's hard cause I'm in constant pain, and it'll be a while until I'm fully healed.

"It's hard cause we don't see her riding bikes around here no more," lamented one ninth-grader to another as the two of them stood in the grass near the trailer, waiting on nothing, scuffing their shoes in the fine gray dirt.

Don't rub to hard cause that can irritate the face.

You're thinking this one is too hard cause of draugrs and crap like that, right?

"At another point, one officer grabbed his testicles and pulled them hard, causing him immense pain".

A recession in the mid-1970's hit Chrysler hard, causing Lynn A. Townsend, who had been president since 1961, to resign.

The economic crisis is hitting Web start-ups particularly hard, causing cash shortages, layoffs and, in some cases, bankruptcy.

But equity investors worry that officials will apply the brakes too hard, causing a crunching slowdown and hurting corporate profits.

On the back of last week's results, the shares have rallied hard causing us to switch our recommendation from buy back to hold".

It also hits the body hard, causing anemia, fever, fat-tissue damage, and depression.