Sentence examples for harder to influence from inspiring English sources
It's a little bit harder to influence.
In particular, it will be even harder to influence North Korea's behavior.
The risks in both assessing and meeting need will be multiplying, while staff will find it harder to influence quality and effectiveness.
As a result Iran's exports have fallen to around 1.5m b/d, according to International Energy Agency IEAA) data.Other countries have proved harder to influence.
Most importantly, it allows every voting booth to be secured by federal security forces – who are considered harder to influence or intimidate than local police.
But she decried his fiscal policies, particularly Republican-backed tax cuts, saying they were ballooning the deficit and ceding "fiscal sovereignty" to countries like China, which are harder to influence when they become "your banker".
NGOs work hard to influence policy makers, raise funds and most important of all instil trust amongst street children.
To navigate, they invariably turn to those experts that the wineries have worked so hard to influence.
Second, head-to-head polls throughout the election cycle have been hard to influence for any reason.
However, CEOs are hard to influence, especially on the matter of their own salaries; a better place to start would be the government.
