Sentence examples for be hard to assert from inspiring English sources

For at least the last 40 years, Indigenous people have been really focusing on Indigenous rights and really if we can't get our house in order issues with our social relations it's going to be hard to assert our political relations in a meaningful way, in an effective way.

Since the violins of Stradivari and Guarneri revealed the greatest damage to their wood while their mineral composition differed substantially both from commercial wood and from each other, it would be hard to assert which of the chemicals were responsible for the changes.

And it is hard to assert that there is an interconnected group of wireless Web sites that are easily accessible.

"Those are hard to assert in this situation," said Hugh Handeyside, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union's National Security Project.

Most would say it is hard to assert that someone was "kicked out when their term was over" when their term still isn't over.

Given that we do not have similar studies in the country to compare our results, it is hard to assert the exact accuracy of the self-reported data.

While that may stand up in comment section arguments, it's harder to assert that Sophir, an expert in the field who evaluates such situations for her profession, failed to closely read the memo.

Secular libertarians point out that stirring up hatred can be hard to distinguish from stridently asserting the truth of one faith over another.

Economic equality would be hard to attain, but Roosevelt asserted that political democracy would have no meaning without government intervention to cushion the poor and tame the excesses of the rich.

It would be hard to imagine an event better calculated to assert the US's imperial dominance of the global music business than the 2009 Grammys.

Among the difficulties, Mr. Cohen asserted that it would be hard to develop an interceptor that could distinguish between a missile's flame and the missile itself and hit it in time.