Sentence examples for more difficult to convince from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure who was more difficult to convince.

Students may be even more difficult to convince.

"It is much more difficult to convince people to take presecurity space, particularly national tenants," he said.

On the other, it could prove to be more difficult to convince people with an alternative candidate.

UK businesses that are serious about an anti-corruption culture will find it more difficult to convince their overseas staff that they mean it.

Without similar high-profile successes in recent years, popular support has fallen, and it becomes ever more difficult to convince incoming foreign secretaries it should be a priority.

"It's important to remember that there is enough demand to buy houses at these prices but that we don't sell more because it is difficult to convince the owners of the need to lower the price to sell," said Berta Esparza, director of REA Inmobiliaria, a luxury real estate agency specializing in the northern part of Madrid.

The lump of labour fallacy is seductive, and in times of economic hardship it becomes very difficult to convince people that more competition for scarce jobs will make their lives better.

With midterm elections drawing near, it's becoming increasingly difficult to convince Congress that more government money is needed to pull the United States out of its economic slump.

It would be very difficult to convince [voters] that we need more money".

Extracting it in sufficiently concentrated form is a challenge it's "difficult to convince". Nadia, another woman of interest, was more like it.