Sentence examples for difficulty to coax from inspiring English sources

The spontaneous component of neuropathic pain (NP) has not been explored sufficiently with neuroimaging techniques, given the difficulty to coax out the brain components that sustain background ongoing pain.

An optional objective for each stage offers a modicum of replayability and challenge, but rather than ratchet up the difficulty, Treasure Tracker is quietly content to coax you into its placid world with its buoyant soundtrack, cutesy aesthetic and Toad's broad array of excitable chirrups.

The trial has highlighted the difficulties facing Western Europeans as they try to coax Ukraine toward liberal democracy and away from the centralized political model in neighboring Russia.

Fleech: to coax, wheedle, flatter.

He pops Ambien to coax some sleep.

There were attempts to coax him back to work.

Kerry's style is to coax rather than threaten.

Nobody has to coax anything out of anyone.

Hoteliers think theirs is an ideal environment to coax sales.

"They keep trying to coax me into it.

At last I'm able to coax Sam away.