Sentence examples for difficult to refuse the from inspiring English sources
For those asked, it is difficult to refuse the requests.
The surgeons said that overtreatment occurred because it is easier to act than refrain from action, and that it was difficult to refuse the patients' wishes.
She has told associates she would find a seat on Canada's highest court difficult to refuse despite the deeply problematic timing.
It can be difficult to refuse, as the requirements have legal and moral implications that supersede any personal misgivings or teaching preferences.
After Hungary and the then Czechoslovakia opened their borders to East Germany, defectors began to drain from the country and the Government found it increasingly difficult to refuse calls to open legal crossings.
Terrence Power of Breckenridge, Colo., said that after his wife, Diane, learned she had Wegener's disease, an uncommon autoimmune disorder, the couple found it difficult to refuse testing recommended by a trusted doctor.
Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko says he would find it difficult to refuse a move to Paris St-Germain as the Ligue 1 club make a fresh approach to sign the 25-year-old France international before the transfer deadline.
The CDU finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, has misgivings, but revenues are gushing in, thanks to the strong economy, making it difficult to refuse.
The candidates would find it difficult to refuse as they would be branded as cheapskates or not pro-people.
The prison world is one in which it is difficult to refuse a request from a superior, but turning down an invitation to serve on the death team is one refusal that is acceptable, Mr. Dean and Mr. Green said.
