Sentence examples for hard to reject from inspiring English sources

The board may find it hard to reject an offer.

This theory is hard to reject because it is so hard to judge.

But the opportunity, if you care about these issues, can be very hard to reject.

The nation's largest Protestant denomination, the Southern Baptist Convention, had lobbied the president hard to reject a compromise.

However, in the absence of feathers, it's hard to reject the possibility that they might have been there.

Americans find it hard to reject a white flag, Mr. Thompson asserted, but they are more cynical than ever.

China would find it far harder to reject an I.M.F.

Only the ephemerality accusation is harder to reject.

Since it cannot curb arrivals from the European Union, that means pushing harder to reject non-Europeans.

She has kids name their planners to make them harder to reject.

In that context, the classic claim of perpetrators, that they "had to obey orders," is much harder to reject as just a bad excuse.