Sentence examples for easy to decline from inspiring English sources

"Lie to Me" is an invitation to follow her lead, and in some sense it isn't all that easy to decline the offer.

Staff said they feared they were "taking advantage" of the good will of foster carers, saying that few would find it easy to decline a placement when they knew a child might have nowhere else to go.

For the time being, Hecking will find it easy to decline an MBE (Mutiny against the Bavarian Empire) award from his peers; Bayern are so far ahead that they're effectively chasing their own tails this season.

It was both difficult and easy to decline.

By agreeing to take the trip at this time -- so easy to decline if only for the perception of the thing -- these captive representatives have in effect declared their confidence in Netanyahu and their dependence on his favor.

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Blindly agreeing to everything presented can make cleaning out "added bonus" applications difficult, when it could have been much easier to "decline" when installing instead.

First, give your colleague an easy "out" to decline your request for any or no reason.

It is easy enough to decline her offer gracefully, saying you think someone else should get a look-in, but letting the friendship crumble without due consideration would be a crime.

This requirement was based on ageist stereotypes and assumptions regarding older people – especially those in poor health and/or socially isolated – being a necessarily vulnerable group in research (see Russell 1999) which could be easily pressurised to take part unless given enough time to think through the details of the study and an easier opportunity to decline participation.

Their offers were so far below what my mother had thought it was worth that it was easy for me to decline.