Sentence examples for more difficult to accept from inspiring English sources

That made the result all the more difficult to accept, at least for now.

Inevitably, there are rulings Russia and other countries find somewhat more difficult to accept.

The prohibition of drugs, from a Latin and Central America perspective, is becoming more difficult to accept.

But it is much more difficult to accept that stranger rapes are up as the result of increased reporting.

But the idea that these cycles are preordained to run for a set number of years or months is much more difficult to accept.

The mainstream right, on the other hand, could find it more difficult to accept support from the far-right parties after the deadly events in Oslo and on Utoya Island.

It may be difficult to accept that these more-than-personal aspects of the human condition work on us in these ways – but what therapists hear from their clients bears it out.

Colleges have become asymptotically more difficult to get accepted to given the exponential increase in applicants (due to the Internet, international growth, and fee waiver growth).

It is difficult to accept that reestablishing this capability would be more difficult than the development of an entirely new replacement vehicle.

"It was always difficult to bring someone in from out of town," said Bob Sirott, a longtime Chicago broadcaster who recently rejoined WFLD-Channel 32 as its evening anchor and who still fills in at WGN. "If you're new coming in, it's a little more difficult to be accepted".

But having a larger number of women rushing to the same number of houses potentially makes it more difficult to get accepted.