"The whole exchange is pretty emblematic of the inherent difficulties of rejecting men, both online and off," The Cut's Jessica Roy wrote of the Spelman incident and others like it.
Furthermore, RTs were significantly longer for correct rejections to first presentations of related lures than for first presentations of unrelated lures (MD = 160, p < 0.001), consistent with the greater difficulty of correctly rejecting related lures.
"Rejecting her is a way of rejecting the establishment".
We note the poor detection of the desired signal from all the conventional detectors compared to the optimal ones, due to their difficulty to reject the two strong interferences since the array is overconstrained (P = N = 2).
The mean percentages of correct responses in Table 1 show that dyslexic readers had little difficulty with words (over 90% correct YES responses) but exhibited some difficulty to reject pseudowords.
He said the court "should have no difficulty in rejecting" the athlete's version of events because it was "devoid of any truth".
In talking to the psychosomatic physician, he pondered that all his life he has had great difficulties in rejecting requests of others.
A few days ago, Giuliani, who's never held a political position higher than mayor, told the press that being Secretary of State of the United States and fourth in the line of presidential succession was "the only challenge left for me"—so that when that particular job offer went elsewhere, he had no difficulty rejecting all other offers of a cabinet position.
For example, given his overarching framework, he has no difficulty rejecting contractarianism on the grounds that it treats as merely instrumental those forms of political activity which are in fact partially constitutive of human flourishing (Pol. iii 9).
Many of them have been turned down, but until recently Britain had difficulty removing rejected applicants because they were allowed to follow a long and cumbersome appeal process.
