Sentence examples for difficult to reject from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that it is generally difficult to reject the null hypothesis of neutrality.

For some brands, the company's size alone makes an overture from Amazon difficult to reject.

But his success in calming the organization and critics in the Senate may make it difficult to reject the call.

But it is a proposal they would find it difficult to reject out of hand-and that is more than can be said of any other proposal.

Throughout Christie's and Sotheby's sessions, I found it difficult to reject the feeling that the very bullish bidders were chasing tokens, not art.

Some Israeli politicians and legal experts said Mr. Mazuz, who was appointed in January, would find it difficult to reject Ms. Arbel's recommendation.

It's kind of all we've known, making it that much more difficult to identify, reject and start to move past.

I knew that if I pre-lit five rooms, it would be difficult for him to reject them all.

"If Iran refuses to re-start negotiations, it will also be difficult for Russia and China to reject a U.N. call for International Atomic Energy Agency inspections," Clawson said.

The committee still has another week to work out a deal, and Democrats next week are likely to make suggestions for payment options that could be more difficult for Republicans to reject out of hand, including the closing of tax loopholes.

In many ways, advocates for mayoral control had seen the quirk of timing as a positive; with several candidates for mayor pushing to maintain the city's authority over the schools, supporters said, it might be more difficult for legislators to reject or weaken City Hall's control.