Anyone who can't hack it, they say, should find other work.
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They're the complaints of snowflakes who can't hack it when people challenge racism.
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We're getting into a situation where the middle class in California really can't hack it.
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Though Rodolfo adores Mimi, when he realizes that she is gravely ill, he can't hack it.
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The best coders should be rewarded, and those who just can't hack it should be let go.
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It looks like Apple will win again—not because the underdog can't hack it but because money can buy success.
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In the last week, under a front-runner's scrutiny and pressure, Trump looked like a guy who simply can't hack it.
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But a smart label owner knows to use the glow of his existing stars to build emerging ones, and Hakeem can't hack it.
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That's not surprising, since the idea that women just can't hack it in math and science has been around for a very long time.
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If Jeb Bush, who raised more money and aired more ads than Carson and Kasich combined, can't hack it, what makes Carson and Kasich think they can?
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"Oftentimes, when I hear this excuse that regulations are holding companies back, I chuckle a bit at the well paid CEO's that complain they can't hack it in this over-regulated environment," he says.
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That despite how poorly we feel we were prepared for the trappings of the world we were thrown into, it's ultimately on us to deal with it, and we're failing; we can't hack it.
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John Cena didn't when he was squashed by The Undertaker, though the segment was stupidly fun and his story as an aging athlete who can't hack it anymore despite his best efforts is compelling as hell.
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One of the most dangerous lies depression tells you is that everyone else is responding to the same events with the same thoughts and feelings, just handling them better, and you're the one who can't hack it.
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I've always been worried about showing my vulnerabilities and telling people when I feel scared because, in the end, I'm a woman covering terrorism, and I just assume that there are people who think I can't hack it.
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When asked in a Friday morning interview with NPR's Morning Edition about President Trump's harsh new "zero tolerance" border policy — one that, among other things, literally takes children from undocumented parents and puts them in the government's care — Kelly justified it by saying that undocumented people just can't hack it in America.
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These obstacles to success are less about access and more about balancing the demands of work with those of raising a family; the continued realities of sexual harassment; and the lingering assumptions that while a woman might be an excellent cook, she can't hack it when it comes to running a world-class kitchen.
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