Sentence examples for hard time claiming from inspiring English sources

Even with a Republican administration, liberals will have a hard time claiming this same grievance.

Thus, BofA is going to have a hard time claiming an MAE, given that Countrywide's woes appear to be the result of general economic conditions generally affecting its industry.

Amateurs have a hard time claiming investment expenses.

As information about the link between head trauma and long-term injuries has grown, coaches, athletic directors and others will have a harder time claiming they did not know of the connection if they are named in lawsuits.

And as information about the hiring of more children emerges, there is a greater likelihood that the government will file charges for a violation because the banks will have a harder time claiming that each one was done solely on the merits.

If Davis were a military contractor he would have a harder time claiming diplomatic immunity, not least because applying the word "staff" to contract workers, as opposed to salaried employees, would be an impressive stretch.

I knew that some people had a hard time with Patti, claiming she was nothing more that a gold-digging bitch who had used her boyfriends to get where she was, but I wondered if that wasn't some kind of blatant sexism.

"A lot of people are having a very hard time settling claims," Ms. Malliotakis said.

Vets with Vietnam era-Agent Orange illnesses had a hard time getting claims judged properly.

To him, the bad news is the good news, so it's not surprising that he doesn't seem to relate to today's hard times, even while claiming Obama has bungled the economy and he's just the man to fix it.

Others say they have had a hard time getting their claims paid.