Sentence examples for difficult to dismiss the from inspiring English sources

panel made it difficult to dismiss the findings.

"I find it difficult to dismiss the daunting financing environment," said John Lonski, chief economist of Moody's Capital Markets.

However, he added, it is "becoming increasingly difficult to dismiss the impact of over-the-top substitution on video subscriber performance".

While it is plausible that estrogen protects against Alzheimer's, it is difficult to dismiss the findings of the Women's Health Initiative.

But 30 years after its debut, it's become increasingly difficult to dismiss the particular kind of fantasy Neighbours is selling.

While some of us may come to question or challenge these notions as we grow older -- a healthy process in the formation of one's self -- it is difficult to dismiss the formidable impressions our mothers make on us in our early years, which serve as a foundation upon which we understand ourselves and others, and the role we play in the world around us.

The main limitation of this study is that it is difficult to dismiss completely the role of depression in our results, since concomitant depression was not considered as an exclusion criterion.

Since very few children were interviewed, it is difficult to dismiss entirely the possibility that they would have offered a very different assessment of how the programs affected them.

And if a female student claimed that a bathroom or locker room that her school had her share with male students caused her to feel sexually vulnerable and created a hostile environment, the complaint would be difficult to dismiss, particularly since the federal government has interpreted Title IX broadly and said that schools must try to prevent a hostile environment.

Faber admitted the emotions driving him to win will be difficult to dismiss when entering the octagon.

Many are embarrassed to be a national sideshow and find it difficult to dismiss all of the mainstream media's reporting on Moore, now 70, making unwanted sexual advances on several teenagers when he was a 30-something district attorney.