Sentence examples for difficult to accuse from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to accuse these sources, or the first believers, of deliberate fraud.
"We're very concerned that the same thing that happened with the Forth Bridge doesn't happen with the Mersey Crossing," says BCSA's director general Sarah McCann-Bartlett, who it's difficult to accuse of being jingoistic given that she is Antipodean.
Because Mr. Samson is not known as a defender or prosecutor, it would he difficult to accuse him of choosing sides on racial profiling or the prosecution of potential terrorists, Mr. Waldman said.
Mr Brown said it was very difficult to accuse Mr Moore of breaking any other laws in relation to IsAnyoneUp, and the relative low profile of the victims helped offer an added layer of protection.
In light of this, it's difficult to accuse him or anyone else at UMS of picking musicians pockets in to fill his own Scrooge McDuck vault.
But each new report makes it more difficult for the government to accuse one or two troublesome outfits of wanting to underminine the Party leadership.
It may be difficult for the commission to accuse the Marlins of misrepresenting their finances if they did not represent them in the first place.
Instead of dialing down the rhetoric at this difficult moment, Sarah Palin chose to accuse others trying to sort out the meaning of this tragedy of somehow engaging in a "blood libel" against her and others.
"It is difficult to think of anything more serious than to accuse a government of systematically murdering its own citizens as a matter of policy," she said.
Artists have been able to accuse Spotify of being greedy and difficult to work with because there hasn't really been a decent enough way for them to assess how well they are performing on the platform.
Bernanke added the government's only option would have been to accuse Lewis of breaching fiduciary duty to his shareholders, a charge, he said, that would have been difficult to make, given the amount of losses BofA had to absorb.
