Sentence examples for will be difficult to resist from inspiring English sources

"It will be difficult to resist".

Scotland has been dragged out of the EU against its will, and the demands for another independence referendum will be difficult to resist.

Furthermore, it will be difficult to resist the temptation of using powerful technology that guides us with useful side information, suggestions, and even commands.

Such amendments will be difficult to resist for the compromise's chief Democratic architect, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (Mass)., who helped create the family unification system in 1965 and whom conservatives are now counting on to help dismantle it.

As the subprime crisis unfolds, it will be difficult to resist calls for greater regulation of rating agencies.

There is a further concern that research with existing HESCs will result in the future destruction of embryos: "[I]f this research leads to possible treatments, private investment in such efforts will increase greatly and the demand for many thousands of cell lines with different genetic profiles will be difficult to resist".

It can therefore be difficult to resist the high salaries of Wall Street.

Sometimes a fish-rich but off-limits area like Santa Monica Bay can be difficult to resist.

Political pressures will be hard to resist.

For many it will be hard to resist.

Bayern will be favourites but Dortmund have the support of most neutrals – for it is difficult to resist such an exuberant team and their riveting coach.