Sentence examples for it difficult to cancel from inspiring English sources

Many companies, especially airplane Wi-Fi providers or free credit check providers, make it difficult to cancel or don't make it clear that they're going to keep charging anyone that signs up.

Make it difficult to cancel.

Classmates.com makes it especially difficult to cancel a membership, and like many sites, it will automatically renew your account each month and charge you for it.

Wittenberg found it profoundly difficult to cancel the race, though, because of all the people who were running for charity or to symbolize how they had overcome challenges.

The Pentagon had been expected to approve full production of the Osprey next week, a move that would have made it extremely difficult to cancel the more than $30 billion program.

In a note from early 2015, Abedin explains why it would be difficult to cancel a planned Hillary Clinton appearance at a meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative in Morocco: "The King has personally committed approx $12 million both for the endowment and to support the meeting".

On Tuesday, Bernadette, our wedding planner said, "It's kind of difficult to cancel or reschedule the wedding, but I think we can pull it together and have a great wedding even if it needs to be in an alternate venue".

It is therefore very difficult to estimate and subsequently difficult to cancel.

Over the past few days, Fabletics, the Kate Hudson-fronted athletic apparel website owned by online retail giant Just Fab, has come under fire for claims it is scamming customers into being charged a monthly subscription fee that is difficult to cancel.

"Although the market had collapsed, the club was committed to major contracts to players that were extremely difficult to cancel or renegotiate.

By 2015/16 private companies could be well-entrenched in the NHS with long-term contracts that would be expensive and legally difficult to cancel.