Sentence examples for difficult to endorse from inspiring English sources
"My members and I think it's very difficult to endorse one over the other".
However, there is so much drudgery, especially in the middle episodes that it makes a binge hard to get through and the show difficult to endorse.
Results show the majority of items were moderately difficult to endorse in the college and departments, there were issues with DIF, and two items did not consistently fit the model.
By declining the opportunity to explore his full capacity – through a career confined entirely to home soil, and largely to the same distance and opposition – his connections have made it difficult to endorse the theory, recycled so widely, that Frankel is a colt without precedent.
Even his most fervent admirers found it difficult to endorse his support for the International Committee to Defend Slobodan Milosevic; but that was based on a sincere belief that Nato's aerial bombardment of Serbia was morally unjustified and gave Milosevic the excuse to escalate attacks on the Kosovan Albanians.
So it remains difficult to endorse an institutional epiphany to go back to what worked over 40 years ago.
All of the means of the eight administrations were negative, indicating that the students generally had low SE, and found it difficult to strongly endorse any of the items in the questionnaire.
Throughout his writings, Du Bois supported women's rights, but he found it difficult to publicly endorse the women's right-to-vote movement because leaders of the suffragism movement refused to support his fight against racial injustice.
Members of the commission have said that the recommendations for an overhaul of Congressional intelligence oversight, which the panel described as "dysfunctional," were among the panel's most important -- and would be among the most difficult for Congress to endorse.
Results suggest that the measure was suitable, although students did initially have low ratings of SE, suggesting that the items were difficult for students to endorse.
