Sentence examples for difficult to deny the from inspiring English sources

On the Iraq statement, Haselhurst says it is difficult to deny the prime minister the right to make a statement.

Yet 12 years later it is difficult to deny the influence of Mr. Reggio's vision on the surfaces of modern pop culture.

It thus seems difficult to deny the existence of FU if the abundant conception of properties is adopted.

It is difficult to deny the economic and social advantages of classroom instruction, but it is not an optimal provider of learning.

If one accepts that human, in a normative sense, 'arise' with birth, then it is difficult to deny the influence on their essence and existence of activities carried out on the embryo or foetus from which humans grow.

It would be difficult to deny the demand.

That authority would be an invaluable asset in the difficult task of establishing the rule of law in Iraq.Even America's critics in the council would find it difficult to deny this kind of help.

For all the protests, it was difficult to deny that the Department of Health had brought the hospital closer to the end with its approval on Friday.

After Saturday's performance, it would be difficult to deny Jefferson the starting job for the rest of the season — or until he flounders.

It is a even more difficult to deny given the technology now at the center of it and refashioning our daily experience in incredibly captivating ways.

But Swansea have only been beaten once in the Premier League at home this season and it is difficult to deny that the hosts deserved something from the contest.