1.   And with each new vote Gore picks up, a slate of electors chosen by Bush-faithful politicians becomes a much harder sell to their constituents.

2.   Any perception of salary slashing makes season tickets a harder sell.

3.   Attracting viewers in the evening is a harder sell, so the channel is first beefing up its morning programming.

4.   Axworthy said that in terms of public relations, the court would be a harder sell than the ban on land mines.

5.   A season ago, Franchione had a harder sell.

6.   A race-based layoff is a harder sell, both politically and legally, than almost any other race-conscious policy.

7.   All of which makes the case for a new publicly financed stadium outside of Atlanta a harder sell.

8.   All this could make quick passage of GATT a harder sell than it seems right now.

9.   But for many professional photographers, digital cameras have been a harder sell.

10.   But charging money specifically to discourage driving is a harder sell.