Sentence examples for hard to make a case from inspiring English sources

It's hard to make a case for any great injustice here.

"It's hard to make a case for a public health recommendation," Dr. Einhorn said.

By any statistical, objective measure, it's hard to make a case that we're not.

And it is hard to make a case that this group of sources was broadly representative.

On current form it's hard to make a case against that.

It is hard to make a case that the assault weapons ban was decisive in 1994.

It's hard to make a case against that long-term approach.

After all, it's harder to make a case for compassionate use when vodka and martini shakers are involved.

It is harder to make a case for Michael Schumacher because he is the best in a sport that is struggling for credibility.

But if the senators were unaware that they were receiving favorable treatment and if there was no quid pro quo, it would be harder to make a case.

Q. Can you ask for a raise even if you didn't have a stellar year? A. If you had a subpar year, it will be harder to make a case for a pay raise, Ms. Sejen said.