Sentence examples for is difficult to oppose from inspiring English sources

Similarly, it is difficult to oppose the government's environmental policy until it becomes clear exactly what legislation will be pursued.

Attraction (2.50) showed no signs of stopping at the end of the five-furlongs Queen Mary Stakes and Mark Johnston's unbeaten filly is difficult to oppose.

Since disaster relief is difficult to oppose or delay, strategists think it could be attached to contentious legislation, like raising the debt ceiling or passing a stopgap continuing budget resolution, to decrease the risk of drawn-out spending debates.

Still, some acknowledged that despite its faults, the measure was difficult to oppose.

A likely theme for any proposed changes would be that it would help create jobs by giving businesses more certainty, a claim that can be difficult to oppose.

Klaus Botzet, head of the political section of the EU Delegation in Washington, said it was difficult to oppose world opinion.

Now GOP leaders are focused on using the must-pass debt limit legislation to put political pressure on Democrats by attaching less-divisive proposals that might be difficult to oppose in an election year.

It really is difficult to imagine anything more opposed to the spirit of fortress Catholicism, and the doctrines that "error has no rights" and "there is no salvation outside the church".

At the present time, it is difficult to reconcile these fundamentally opposing views of the role of LATs in epigenetic regulation of the latent virus genome.

It is difficult to understand why anyone would oppose a measure to protect children," said Senator Alex Padilla, author of the measure.

He says it is difficult to generate interest beyond those opposed to building on sites such as the one his campaign opposes at Pennbury, near Leicester.