Sentence examples for hard proposition from inspiring English sources

That is a hard proposition to test.

The latter is a hard proposition to quantify, but a new report by a venture capital firm that specializes in renewables takes a stab at it.

That sounds pretty theoretical, a pretty student-y combination, but on Saturday at Le Poisson Rouge it wasn't a hard proposition to sell.

It is a hard proposition: that only prolonged and intimate exposure to danger can develop the necessary wisdom to deal with it.

"The first thing is a real passion for the cause of sustainable development," says Uren. "It's often a hard proposition to go in front of a board of directors who don't necessarily understand the issue or necessarily want to listen to what you are saying and you do need passion then, to help you push your point".

Still, running a version of Windows that can't run the same apps or perform the way full-blown Windows devices do can be a hard proposition to grok for your average holiday buyer.

Trying to make it full time with a smaller plot is a harder proposition, he said.

But absolutism was going to be a harder proposition in the empire.

For my journey to Zurich, I was tackling a harder proposition: changing trains in Paris.

With Uruguay having had South Africa, Mexico and France in their group in South Africa, Muslera believes England, Italy and Costa Rica make this one a harder proposition.

The Manchesters stand level on points at the top, and City's coach, Roberto Mancini, suggested in the past week that Newcastle was a far harder proposition than Swansea.