Sentence examples for difficult to reject out of from inspiring English sources

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.

Fluorescence was collected using the same objective and guided to a confocal pinhole to reject out-of-focus light.

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.

Democrats also said the rosier fiscal outlook had made tax cutting more appealing -- or at least made it more politically difficult to reject all tax cuts out of hand.

I think it is difficult to reject these concerns of mainstream Israelis as overblown.

Which do I reject out of hand?

In contrast, it is possible that * wimmer is more difficult to reject since it is acceptable as a variant of the real word winner.

For the top nine cars it is difficult to reject the null hypothesis that environmental abundance is driving the targeting of these vehicles for theft.

It is difficult to reject the null hypothesis that environmental abundance is the primary determinant of what cars are targeted for theft.

However, an upper bound can be found by choosing that element of H0 which is the most difficult to reject.

It is more difficult to reject still if we accept such claims in areas outside ethics and if we are not keen on (radical forms of) empiricism.