Sentence examples for difficult to rule from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to rule anybody out," added Wenger.

"But with a nine-year time series, it is difficult to rule out decadal variation".

Yet it is difficult to rule Pakistan without also controlling Punjab.

"The nations knew nothing before and the people thought that kings were gods upon the earth.... Through this present change it is more difficult to rule the people".

A rich country with a distinctive culture, Bengal was difficult to rule from Delhi because of its network of rivers, always apt to flood during the summer monsoon.

But this area is largely barren mountain land and difficult to rule completely; many of the remoter gastalds were independent-minded and resentful of Beneventan power.

Given so many other group to group comparisons, it be-comes difficult to rule out chance for any other individual comparison.

It's difficult to rule on this issue.

However, malignancy might be difficult to rule out within 72 h after the onset of symptoms.

But it is difficult to rule out another situation like Mrs Miller's.

However, it is very difficult to rule out small contributions from Neanderthals or H. erectus without looking at their genes directly.