Sentence examples for proved difficult to persuade from inspiring English sources

But it has proved difficult to persuade judges that any particular plaintiff has legal standing to bring such a case.

"Without the lobotomy," Mr Cheney told the American Academy of Neurology, "it might have proved difficult to persuade the president to start wars all around the world without any good pretext.

But the six were proving difficult to persuade, and the US and British governments urgently wanted any snippets about their likely voting intentions.

It may prove difficult to persuade a low-paid Walmart worker that he or she owes something to the descendants of long-ago slaves.

Neutrality proved difficult to maintain, though.

Alas, it proved difficult to find.

Genocide has proved difficult to prosecute.

The effect proved difficult to measure.

The latter aim proved difficult to enforce.

Spectacular early results proved difficult to sustain.

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.