Sentence examples for be difficult to persuade from inspiring English sources

But others involved said it might be difficult to persuade the Senate to go along.

And if you are religious, it should not be difficult to persuade you.

But Jones faces an easy election, so it would be difficult to persuade critics that Mayday's support was pivotal.

The witness reports underscore why it may be difficult to persuade Uzbeks to return to Osh and surrounding areas.

Even in the rare instances when shareholders vote against proposed directors, it can be difficult to persuade one to resign.

Mr. Zaremba and other ethanol advocates acknowledge that it will be difficult to persuade motorists to fill up with E15.

It is difficult to persuade new dealers to exhibit.

Still, it is difficult to persuade investors to agree to long-term commitments.

It was difficult to persuade the different tribes to allow the objects to leave New Zealand.

However, he says it was difficult to persuade others to join him.

He said it was difficult to persuade those from communities more recently established in the United Kingdom to come forward.