Sentence examples for difficult to withhold from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the regulators said the generators had to sell their power to California, making it much more difficult to withhold power in order to drive up prices, or sell out of state.

After all, on the view of Lycan canvassed above it would be difficult to withhold attributing a "little bit" of consciousness to thermostats.

The problem is, the president's action is largely one of inaction, making it difficult to withhold money for the non-event.

It is difficult to withhold such goods from those who do not have them.

It helped the surgeons that they remembered cases were they succeed against all odds although they found it difficult to withhold treatment with uncertain outcome.

However, once a vaccine is recommended by WHO, it becomes difficult to withhold the vaccine in randomised trials to measure the NSE of the vaccine.

Nevertheless, expected benefits are politically hard to withhold.

Informants described several personal emotions that made it difficult for them to withhold ANH: the abhorrence of 'death by starvation', the gravity of the decision to allow death to occur, and the difficulty of 'doing nothing' for a patient.

It may be difficult to avoid withholding resentment toward your partner, and you will need to rebuild the relationship once you learn to cope with not having children.

Under the pressure of torture and this evidence, it is much more difficult to deny or to withhold names of other human rights defenders.

All nine-year-olds are sophists and hypocrites; I found it no more difficult than any other kid to withhold my own conduct from consideration in passing measured judgment on the human race.