Sentence examples for finding it hard to justify a from inspiring English sources

OPEC is finding it hard to justify a reduction in production with oil trading close to last year's record highs in New York.

Although their managers still enjoy fantastic salaries, many are finding it harder to justify them.

"People are finding it harder to justify having children," she adds, "particularly given the feeling of uncertainty in Japan after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, and there are moral questions about adding to the Earth's overpopulation.

Staff who already work long hours for a pittance deserve time off just like anyone else, but more importantly the retailers themselves are finding it harder to justify the expense, planning and bad publicity.

I find it hard to justify.

You're finding it hard to walk".

He's finding it hard to cope.

I'm finding it hard to breathe.

Mostly, though, he said he was striving too hard to justify a performance impossible to repeat.

One of several female CEOs targeted by activist investors (Du Pont's Ellen Kullman won her proxy battle with Nelson Peltz, but lost the war and fell on her sword in October), Ms Meyer, hired to turn the tech dinosaur around, is finding it harder and harder to justify her $40m-ish 40m-ishcompensannual

In that case the dispersive nature of the equation makes it harder to justify resonance expansions.