Sentence examples for hard to cancel from inspiring English sources

These policies have typically been the most expensive and are hard to cancel without losing money, making it difficult for consumers to switch to a better deal.

The new numbers from HHS will help her cause it is hard to cancel someone's insurance plan, tell them to buy new coverage then make it next to impossible to do so.

Hunter added:"It's hard to cancel an event of this magnitude but we are close to the wire, and teams may start to take things into their own hands.

The Brillouin back-scattering is especially hard to cancel since the Brillouin gains are usually larger than the Raman gains.

Over 40% said that they forgot the appointment and a quarter that they tried very hard to cancel the appointment or that it was at an inconvenient time.

Over 40% of individuals who missed an appointment and participated said that they forgot the appointment and a quarter said that they tried very hard to cancel the appointment or that it was at an inconvenient time.

A stolen key is harder to cancel.

"Once they get started, it's a lot harder to cancel it".

HS2's chief executive, Simon Kirby, recently quit and critics say HS2 is deliberately spending (£2bn so far) to make it harder to cancel.

If you don't feel up to getting outside and moving around, it'll be harder to cancel if you've already made plans to meet and start walking.

Make it difficult to cancel.