Sentence examples for be difficult to rebuff from inspiring English sources

The Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard has reignited speculation over his future by saying it would be difficult to rebuff an approach from Tuesday night's Champions League opponents Paris St-Germain.

So if a buyer is ready to commit to an apartment but is ultimately rebuffed, it can be difficult to quickly put the old flame firmly in the past.

But Senate officials said that, in the end, it would be difficult for the Democrats to reject the nomination and rebuff the nation's professoriate.

On the facts of the case, the Court found that Article 9 had not been infringed by the prosecution of three air force officers for proselytizing to their subordinates, since the hierarchical nature of military life meant it was difficult for a subordinate to rebuff the approaches of persons of superior rank.

Omar is apparently used to rebuffing criticism of her patriotism.

But Canada may find it difficult to entirely rebuff the overtures of well-financed Chinese players.

Saudi Arabia is the latest country to rebuff Washington.

But erosion is a perennial enemy, and efforts to rebuff it, continual.

It is already quite difficult to think back to a time – a mere two years ago – when United were being rebuffed in most of their approaches, led up the garden path by Everton and duped by unauthorised third parties in Spain.

It is a difficult thing to be misunderstood -- to strive to do good only to be rebuffed and maligned for the attempts.

Failure to enact repeal would be a personal rebuff to troops now serving in two wars.