Sentence examples for hard to resign from inspiring English sources

It's hard to resign – you give up a lot, not just a bit of power, money and the car pool.

Not only is it a question of potential exposure (it's very hard to resign as a traitor) but it becomes, in other words, a habit of mind, a double life that seems an almost natural one to lead.

Was it hard to resign as leader of the UK Independence Party?

The exception to this was Robinson Cano in 2012 and 2013, but the Yankees decided to try, albeit not very hard, to resign him rather than turn him into prospects.

We know that Chávez handed himself over to the rebel military officers who pushed hard for him to resign.

After all, how hard is it to resign yourself to the reality of a situation?

Labour is pushing hard for Mr Hunt to resign, too, but Mr Cameron has backed him.

The time limit was inserted under pressure from hard Brexiters who threatened to resign if there was an open-ended backstop, but back-channel communications from Downing Street to EU officials suggested this was not something May was committed to.

Why this might be useful Finding the right way to resign is hard.

Under pressure from hard-liners, he has pledged to resign his leadership position on July 1 unless the I.R.A. begins disarming by then.

After Governor McGreevey's astounding announcement a little more than a week ago that he planned to resign, it was hard not to wonder: will the man who is leaving under something of a shadow -- he said he had a sexual relationship with a man whom he put in charge of the state's homeland security apparatus in the aftermath of Sept. 11 -- get a place in the pantheon of portraits?