Sentences with phrase «bit of a hard sell»

You can convince stakeholders about coal's employment and economic benefits, but it is bit of a hard sell to claim coal is good for the environment.

It's a bit of a hard sell from a marketing perspective, which is why their US market share is getting a bit beaten up by non-cap-weighted and active rivals.

Battlefield Hardline has been a bit of a hard sell for EA and Visceral, with its last beta recieving a less - than - warm reception.

The UX360CA is a bit of a harder sell.

Not exact matches

Kind of makes this dish taste a little bit like dessert rather than Brussels sprouts, at least that was my intention even though I'm not sure my kids were quite sold (it's really hard to hide Brussels sprouts from kids!).

The art of sticking the ball in the onion bag is one of the hardest and most sought after in football, so I bet the Championship club Wolves could not believe their luck that we were willing to sell — and his eight goals in 13 games for them so far have only made our decision a bit harder to fathom.

As I mentioned here, I also love the Shea Moisture brand of shampoo and conditioner, but they're a little more pricey and a bit harder to come by (my local stores are now usually sold out!).

Even if the 2015 Kia K900 were as every bit as good out of the box as an A8 or an S - Class, the Germans simply have too much hard - won status and panache to worry about losing customers to a brand that also sells crossovers favored by hamsters.

Here are 10 hard - earned bits of advice that will help you sell your book.

This means it is a bit of a hard - sell to customers.

Sometimes that is harder for a smaller retailer, because while we may have a little bit of a clearance section, it's not always as simple as marking things down and selling them through.

It's a bit hard for me to complain about that when the levels are so good — they are definitely the selling point of the series — but I have to draw the line at some point.

It's like pointing out that Superman 64 would have sold loads if they've have tried a bit harder, or Metal Gear Solid V would have been amazing if they'd have put some feeling into it and used more than the grey and green bits of the colour palette.

I think there was a bit of a rush, especially in the mid 2000s, on climate change to try to cast it as an emergency that needed to be dealt with with a kind of urgency that's really hard to sell to people — and especially to politicians.

You know, BBD, you're straining your hive - conditioned, party - line flunky, pea - brain just a bit too hard with your little, over-wrought, unconvincing, reductio ad absurdum «proof» that «consensus» climate scientists are not, in the main, sell - out, toady, enablers of the CAGW scam — toiling away (as much as a bunch of parasite, suck - up, goof - off, sloth - freak dorks with a spoiled brat sense of entitlement can ever be said to «toil away» at anything) on behalf of your trough - provider, make - a - buck / make - a-gulag, ripoff - the - taxpayer betters.

Cons: It can be a bit hard to sell clothes here, as eBay has a lot of, well, everything.