hard case

The women who turned him on were the hard cases.

But it has been a hard case to make when most workers see their lives as getting better.

The problems come in a handful of really hard cases.

Harder cases than you have come across before I got done with them.

He had only one ear and looked like a hard case.

It's a hard case to make because people from all of those countries come to America and they share in that success.

This will be a hard case to make in Congress and the courts.

You can argue with him, but you'll have a hard case to make.

Hard cases make bad law, my lawyer says, and this is one.

But you'll never crack a really hard case like that.

She had to admit that he really did come off as a hard case.

So does she think of herself as intimidating, a hard case?

He was sitting with two hard cases, probably company cops.

A couple of hard cases from another barracks had come up behind me.

"On the terrorism side, I think he has a very hard case to make."

Usually, she said, the hard cases are the wealthy girls.

Justice Holmes once said that hard cases make bad law.

In fact it is the hardest case that has ever been known.

"Can you print out a list of the hard cases?"

This one is a hard case and senators may see it either way.

And then we'll be in a position to deal with the hard cases."

Said another way, doctors can reach the top of a report card because they turned away hard cases.

Davis admits she was a hard case for a while.

This is a harder case, but it's the same issue.

In hard cases, on the other hand, the negative part holds the stage.