Sentence examples for be hard to support from inspiring English sources
It can be hard to support this belief.
Pountney sees Mélisande, like Lulu, as a femme fatale, though the explicit sexualisation of her encounters with the blind, elderly Arkel and his great-grandson Yniold would be hard to support from either the text or the music.
Lord Hall cited such dramas as Wolf Hall, The Missing and Poldark as examples of BBC successes over the last 12 months and said it would be "hard to support" proposals that stopped it making popular entertainment programmes.
She called out the NRA for trying to defeat the VAWA over its gun safety provisions, which she said shouldn't even be hard to support since they respond to pretty stark statistics: One in seven women has been stalked by an intimate partner to the point where they felt afraid or believed they would be harmed.
Design processes in chemical engineering are hard to support.
That claim is hard to support after strong report by Ofgem.
It's hard to support one person – let alone a family – on $130 a week.
And the argument that workers in poorer countries are being exploited is hard to support.
But love and understanding, even without knowledge, are tremendous gifts; and religious knowledge claims are hard to support.
In the meanwhile, it is hard to support a "dead man walking" organization toiling in the swamps of New Jersey.
Experts construct statistical models already by hand, in mathematical notation on paper but it's an expert-only process that's hard to support with mechanical reasoning.
