Sentence examples for becomes difficult to defend from inspiring English sources

Clearly, if dissimilar sequences can lead to practically identical structures, and nearly identical sequences can lead to significantly different structures, then the mantra "sequence determines structure" becomes difficult to defend.

If Britain was to leave, it might be called into question legally and would become difficult to defend politically.

It becomes difficult to maintain faith.

It becomes difficult to move.

It's when the game starts moving around the field it becomes more difficult to defend".

Once the Administration — or the Supreme Court — concludes that one form of discrimination against gays is unconstitutional, it becomes more difficult to defend any form of discrimination.

As the boundaries between philanthropy and business continue to blur with the rise of venture philanthropy, social enterprise and other "hybrid" philanthropic models, the assumption that nonprofits and for-profit businesses are essentially different and should be operated differently becomes more difficult to defend.

"But then it became difficult to sort of defend stuff.

But the juggling act has become increasingly difficult to defend as the Caisse has moved beyond its Quebec roots in a quest to become a global asset management powerhouse.

Teams that have capable pick-and-roll wings ― think the Warriors (Klay Thompson), Rockets (James Harden), Raptors (DeMar DeRozan), Clippers (Jamal Crawford) and Blazers (C.J. McCollum) ― become extremely difficult to defend in the half-court, and in turn are some of the league's top flight offenses.

"It's become increasingly difficult to defend the super high-end aircraft," she said.