Sentence examples for difficulty of denying from inspiring English sources

Though it was impossible to confirm the presence of such a large contingent of Pakistani Taliban and fighters with Al Qaeda, the fighting underscored the difficulty of denying havens to militant groups when borders are so permeable.

In this perspective, Ribeiro and Laranjeira (2012) highlight that the very feeling of love and companionship, combined with the fear of not being accepted, influences the difficulty of denying crack when someone close offers it.

Though impossible to confirm, the presence of such a large contingent of Pakistani Taliban and Qaeda fighters in Afghanistan would underscore the difficulty of ultimately denying havens to the groups, even as the Pakistani military roots them out from parts of Pakistan.

"His obsession with Martha Stewart is a way of denying his own legal difficulties and his own ethical problems".

Setting up a study on this subject is complicated by the frequent unavailability of mycobacterial cultures, the difficulty in acquiring prospective data, and the impossibility of denying treatment to a patient suspected of having active TB.

The question of denying a platform to extremist speakers, especially Islamists, has been fraught with difficulty in recent years.

It is a way of denying recognition.

There's difficulty denying any of these contentions, mainly because nobody cares enough to dispute them.

"Unfortunately, the victim will endure a lifetime of difficulties and denied opportunities based upon the choices made by Ms. Shaffer.

Putin said Western sanctions were responsible for "25 to 30percentt" of Russia's economic difficulties and denied that his government's financial policy or actions in Ukraine were to blame.

No one denies the difficulty of announcing, much less carrying out, serious reforms in a country like Syria.