Sentence examples for be difficult to support from inspiring English sources

At the time, Morgan said it would be "difficult to support the proposals".

That leaves the police now looking into the leak few options other than pursuing breach-of-trust charges, which may be difficult to support in court.

It certainly will be difficult to support that value if the photos were taken by Mr. Brooks, Ms. Walton's uncle, now deceased, who dabbled in photography.

After the debate, Nicky Morgan, Greening's predecessor as education secretary, told ITV News that it would be "difficult to support the proposals" as they stood on grammar schools, and predicted a tough Commons battle.

Even then, with only two comparisons it would be difficult to support this hypothesis to the exclusion of possible confounding factors.

Certainly it's difficult to support his actions this week – we know the study is everything, but I don't think it's as simple as that.

Of course upon such an income, the family pride was difficult to support, and the means of education for the younger branches extremely restricted".

It's difficult to support both a student loan and a mortgage.

In particular, significant aspects of social trust are difficult to support in neo-liberal organisations.

It is difficult to support collaborative design with a conventional ship CAD system that manages design information using files.

Though a purely behavioral account of norms is difficult to support, it is also true that normative beliefs alone cannot support a norm.