Sentence examples for difficult to resign from inspiring English sources

Henceforth, Nasir al-Dawla would be tributary to Baghdad, but he would find it difficult to resign himself to his loss of power over the city he once ruled, and the subsequent years would feature several attempts to regain it.

That is why he has taken the difficult decision to resign".

"Today I informed Bob Iger that I've made the difficult decision to resign," Mr. Mooney wrote in the e-mail, referring to Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive.

After nine months of working 14-hour days, and realising we couldn't continue to care for our patients safely, we made the difficult decision to resign.

"It was a very difficult decision to resign from the board when I did, so I'm thrilled to be back and would like to thank all those who supported me and my family and look forward to serving the club to the best of my abilities again.

Knowing the angles goes far, but there are times when the best way to deal with a difficult commute is to resign yourself to fate, as with the New Jersey man who promised his wife that he would stay away from Midtown during last summer's Republican National Convention.

"I thought he made the correct decision, the difficult but correct decision to resign.

Even in the rare instances when shareholders vote against proposed directors, it can be difficult to persuade one to resign.

"It has been a difficult decision for me to resign from a company that I have devoted my entire life to," said Mr. Woodford, 51, a Briton who worked at Olympus for about three decades and was a rare foreigner to lead a major Japanese company.

"I did find a situation in which you effectively had to resign in public very difficult, and it wasn't something I'd expected at all," he says.

With a counter-terrorism trophy like that on display for American audiences, US diplomats may find it difficult to maintain the pressure on Saleh to resign.