The book is very bad and the others are a hard sell?

New York, on the other hand, seems to be more of a hard sell.

It's going to be a hard sell with the public.

So I think it's going to be a hard sell for them.

And with five billion people, that will be a hard sell.

The problem is that these works are a hard sell.

Once the book was done, however, the movie rights were not a hard sell at all.

It's success could be put down to the hard sell.

"But a couple of points might be a hard sell."

"I remember giving the place a pretty hard sell to all of my friends back then."

You cannot both chair the meeting and hard sell an idea to members.

The shop was a hard sell at first, even within the family.

Either way, the hard sell is one of her basic skills.

"Without the television potential, it would be a hard sell."

He found it very hard selling me the smaller works.

This is going to be an even harder sell than the last one.

"It was a hard sell for the first six to eight months," he said.

"There's no need for the hard sell as there used to be."

That approach will be a hard sell to the allies.

And office space was already a hard sell in 1933."

Clients, in fact, are a hard sell for just that reason.

For many, this is not a hard sell, because foreign students represent a growth area.

It's the same sort of hard sell the Yankees are doing across town.

The movie is going to be a hard sell for most of today's audiences.

"Now they are going to have to rely more on a hard sell to win new business."