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1. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone better for the job.
2. Alicea will be hard pressed to get the $ 800, 000 he received last year.
3. You will be hard pressed to choose a single main course because so many are mouth-watering.
4. Aquarians who can't avoid work and commitments will be hard pressed to get ahead today.
5. It is natural for us to be hard pressed for time.
6. But they may also be hard pressed to maintain prices as publishers try to lure early adopters and compete with free Web offerings.
7. You would be hard pressed to find a better market for a data-driven tool.
8. Indeed, you'd be hard pressed to find a goal for which a guide doesn't exist.
9. You be hard pressed to find anybody more willing to joke than her.
10. In fact, if you closed your eyes, you'd be hard pressed totell the difference from the originals.
11. In short, you'll be hard pressed to find something you can't do or find support for in Struts.
12. I will be hard pressed to stop myself pouring red wine down his shirt front.
13. We come to know things that we'd be hard pressed to say how we learned it.
14. The twins look so similar that you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between them.
15. They point to long-term costs that even a thriving enterprise would be hard pressed to minimize or absorb.
16. If Apple can't provide a wide range of easily accessible, reasonably priced video content, it will be hard pressed to give mass audiences a reason to buy its TVs, however beautiful they might be.
17. Italians are probably the best at wearing color--you would be hard pressed to see people there wearing dark, drab colors.
18. Well-run ecotourism can provide support for conservation, but even the best parks might be hard pressed to compete with the potential revenues from logging, poaching or mining.
19. That broader electorate, eager to hear the candidates' plans to resuscitate the economy, would be hard pressed to find a coherent pathway out of joblessness from the Republican field on Monday night.
20. If China's inflation sparks high inflation in the United States, Europe and elsewhere, central banks will be hard pressed to respond and keep economies stable.
21. In fact, if we take a hard look at the consumer and personal electronics landscape, we would be hard pressed to find a better hardware, software, services, and retail combination in the marketplace.
22. Hispanic food has become popular throughout the country. You'd be hard pressed to find a town without at least one restaurant serving popular Mexican dishes.
23. Without the correct identification, capture, management, and presentation of information, you'd be hard pressed to make any decisions -- business, personal, or governmental -- let alone good ones.
24. Hence, if you wanted to find a shining example of the old order, you'd be hard pressed to do better than Silicon Valley.
25. That's a big concern to government officials who will be hard pressed to cope with a growing army of newly unemployed migrant workers.