Sentence examples for hard investigating from inspiring English sources

The lawyers work very, very hard "investigating," and when they come up empty, Enron's executives say, "Don't blame us, we hired the best lawyers in Texas".

"Any institution has a hard time investigating itself, especially on a hot-button issue like this," Sperber said.

The Clinton Treasury didn't want to push hard on investigating Saudi financing of the al Qaeda terrorist network.

Leak cases can also be hard to investigate.

Sex and gender identities are deeply personal, private matters, and are hard to investigate.

It is a series of small crimes, often without clear victims, that is hard to investigate.

Loopholes in the law make it hard to investigate a member of Parliament.

"The staff we have is working very hard to investigate every complaint that we receive," Mr. Smith said.

This position has made it hard to investigate misconduct claims, and to get rid of officers who break the rules.

"The idea that I was pushing too hard to investigate the assassination of a federal prosecutor — it's mind-numbing," McKay told reporters at the time.

None of the foreign creditors has retrieved money since the bank crashed, and they have pushed the government hard to investigate the case.