Sentence examples for difficult to weaken from inspiring English sources

That was the formula that allowed Mr Estrada's predecessor, Fidel Ramos, to cut a deal in 1996 with the Moro National Liberation Front, the group from which the unsatisfied MILF splintered off.It will be difficult to weaken the MILF without delivering the things that Mr Ramos promised.

Shahgholian's theorem is proved via the celebrated Alt Caffarelli Friedman (ACF) monotonicity formula and it seems difficult to weaken the assumptions by this method.

Environmentalists believe the timing of the 2014 review, shortly before an election, would make it difficult for the Conservatives to weaken the targets.

Trying to switch genes on and off is even more difficult, and such switches tend to weaken over time.

It is very difficult to choose which assumptions to weaken, since each of the explicitly stated assumptions underlying a paradox appears to be "obviously true" — otherwise it would not qualify as a paradox.

Even so, Brazil faces difficult choices if the currency continues to weaken.

The aim is to weaken the mob's financial structures, making it difficult to earn money for themselves and to pay others.

Companies including Volkswagen and Renault immediately promised a fight to weaken the proposed legislation, saying that compliance would be difficult and that it would hurt their competitiveness around the world.

Those would tend to weaken the dollar and sterling against the euro, making life for Irish exporters more difficult again.

Without Iran on board it's difficult to see how the coalition's campaign can bring stability to the region, even if it is likely to weaken Islamic State.

But it's difficult to swallow Sunstein's message, given the all-star cast of lobbyists and advisers hired to pressure the administration to weaken the rules.