Sentence examples for it difficult to dismiss from inspiring English sources

panel made it difficult to dismiss the findings.

Despite progress on corruption, investors complain of confusing regulations and labor laws that make it difficult to dismiss employees.

"I find it difficult to dismiss the daunting financing environment," said John Lonski, chief economist of Moody's Capital Markets.

But all of that, combined with Trump's increasingly unapologetic use of racially divisive rhetoric, makes it difficult to dismiss Cohen's allegation out of hand.

The United States recently has tried to elevate cooperation with the Chinese police to fight international drug trafficking, making it difficult to dismiss Beijing's allegations without investigating them.

But Camby's history of injuries makes it difficult to dismiss his pain as one of the inconsequential bumps and bruises that afflict players during a National Basketball Association season.

Xi's Tigers and Flies campaign appears to have gone on for such a long time, many seem to believe, and it has netted such a widespread group of party officials, that it is difficult to dismiss it as an empty political gesture.

Game Of Thrones is very popular (second bestselling box set of 2013), and when the leading lady of British contemporary literature says it's good, it's difficult to dismiss.

Whether or not you personally love their work, it is difficult to dismiss its impact, and the degree to which it helped extend the artistic boundaries of film.

While it is plausible that estrogen protects against Alzheimer's, it is difficult to dismiss the findings of the Women's Health Initiative.

6 It is difficult to dismiss CBS as a clinical irrelevance if it results in troubling symptoms that persist for many years for a large group of people.