Sentence examples for is difficult to claim from inspiring English sources

Under these circumstances, it is difficult to claim that Africans were ignorant or innocent.

To put it another way: it is difficult to claim the title without a central midfielder who stars all season.

Second, and of more interest, it is difficult to claim the chants were directed against the opposing fans.

What's more, it is difficult to claim that as a nation we benefit from a head of state who is both impartial and experienced.

When more than 5,000 employees are involved in misconduct that results in more than 2 million unauthorized deposit accounts and credit cards, it is difficult to claim conduct that widespread would not be considered important by investors.

The difference between a slow versus gradual smile is not clear here though, which is why it is difficult to claim that DESIRE would be useful for facial expression without further investigation.

If Mr. Ramnarine, who did not enter a plea on Thursday, decides to fight the charges, it will be difficult to claim ignorance.

Thirty years ago, it was difficult to claim fealty to jazz and not confront, in one way or another, the intense and rigorous music of Anthony Braxton.

[1] And what I've recognized is that it's difficult to claim you're fighting for justice that you're this good-natured, caring policeman while you're murdering people at the same time.

Perhaps it is because this no-man's land is not easy to find, or perhaps because many of the objects here would be difficult to claim as one's own.

In the case of Zenefits, though, while you can argue that having brokers train for fifty-two hours is overkill, it's hardly oppressive, and it's difficult to claim that better-trained brokers are bad for customers.