Sentence examples for more difficult to resist from inspiring English sources

In vitro derived gametes might at the same time strengthen the case and the hope of prospective postmenopausal mothers, thereby making it even more difficult to resist demand and to justify the resistance in a fair way.

It's more difficult to resist temptation.

Added to that the fact you've had a hard day, burdened with loads of extra work, and it's even more difficult to resist.

That pushes the responsibility back to individuals, and makes it more difficult to resist the pressure to work harder when their mental health is compromised.

"If the argument is that such testimony will damage the presidency and she goes ahead and testifies and the presidency remains undamaged," he said, that only makes it more difficult to resist the next time.

The only aspect of any of this that worries me is not being able to drive or exercise for several weeks, the latter being much more difficult to resist.

So even though a person may be able to resist one temptation, subsequent temptations become more difficult to withstand.

Some venture capitalists said that the move toward more disclosure would prove difficult to resist.

For many, the possibility that things might be different — more exciting, more satisfying — with someone else proves difficult to resist.

Yet as portrayed by Ulrike Precht she had a kind of elemental allure that was difficult to resist, more so as the production unfolded.

But as the two economies become ever more complementary, the momentum for change might well become difficult to resist.