Sentence examples for it hard to refuse from inspiring English sources

Yet only America could make Iran an offer it would find it hard to refuse and that might help it rethink its hostility to the West not least because American sanctions have for years helped throttle Western investment in Iran's economy.This sort of "grand bargain" between outpost-of-tyranny Iran and Great Satan America may be beyond anyone's reach.

We find it hard to refuse people.

When the call came, Lord Hall found it hard to refuse.

With 45% of government spending covered by foreign aid, Mr Mkapa will find it hard to refuse.

Allowing a referendum on the EU constitution might make it hard to refuse one on Turkey's EU membership.

But if the Maoists show willing, the government will find it hard to refuse them.Yet the prospects for a negotiated end to the conflict look poor.

They shortened the maximum period for receiving unemployment benefit, made it harder to refuse job offers and let small firms shed staff more easily.

Eligible participants who are approached in person may find it harder to refuse participation, leading to higher rates of agreement to participate, but probably also to higher rates of secondary attrition.

Whether or not you were a fan of the original film, or if you never saw it in the first place, it's hard to refuse the opportunity to watch Cooper and Black dance in a two-person zoot suit.

For Julian, it was hard to refuse, 'because most cases … it's something you can identify with, and you naturally want to help if you can'.

Asked why she found it so hard to refuse requests for money, she said "I would like to think it was guilt but I think it was probably shame, if I can make that distinction.