Sentence examples for find it difficult to refuse from inspiring English sources

Jordan might find it difficult to refuse an extradition request by Washington of a Palestinian woman was responsible for the death of American citizens.

"GPs often feel pressured by patients to prescribe antibiotics and find it difficult to refuse a patient who asks for them.

Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko says he would find it difficult to refuse a move to Paris St-Germain as the Ligue 1 club make a fresh approach to sign the 25-year-old France international before the transfer deadline.

I find it difficult to refuse and oblige her request.

The candidates would find it difficult to refuse as they would be branded as cheapskates or not pro-people.

She finds it difficult to refuse new work or to demand proper payment.

Terrence Power of Breckenridge, Colo., said that after his wife, Diane, learned she had Wegener's disease, an uncommon autoimmune disorder, the couple found it difficult to refuse testing recommended by a trusted doctor.

He is a hustler, who finds it difficult to refuse easy money, and seizes opportunities regardless of their legality.

Interface staff who were approached by individuals not formally eligible for this benefit sometimes found it difficult to refuse a needy case, but were also concerned that providing care would start a precedent for other families and studies.

We find it hard to refuse people.

"Many still find it difficult to trust the government and so refuse to go to an official church".