It's a difficult one to make.
"It's a difficult one to take.
That, I think, is a more difficult outcome to imagine.
For one thing, they are committed to some sort of scheme for reduction of expressive predicates to other terms, such as sonic or musical ones, and such a scheme is difficult to imagine (Budd 1985a, 31 6).
How the company could permanently cut prices across the board without running a catastrophic deficit is difficult to imagine, but one thing seems fairly certain: a twenty-five-dollar-a-seat opera house wouldn't have to work very hard to sell out.
It's difficult to imagine one simpler than this one, and impossible to imagine one richer and creamier.
It's a kind of survival that is difficult to imagine, one amid brutal poverty that is a grinding, multigenerational trap where many children don't even survive to see their fifth birthday.
But the prospect of Microsoft and Nokia linking up is an interesting one— it's difficult to imagine Microsoft hurling itself into the incongruous business of cheap cell phones but the duo (aside from RIM) have the most to lose by the rise of Apple and Google.
Other than "don't die," it's difficult to imagine what one-on-one fighting strategies were salvaged from the notoriously brutal medieval age, but that's exactly the kind of plebian notion Brian and his colleagues at the Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts aim to dispel with their teachings.
Unlike some designers, his fashion is not just about presenting a fantasy of a certain lifestyle, they actually require one to live it: it is difficult to imagine where else one could wear a long dip-dyed chiffon gown, slashed up the front and with only some cunning knots and twists maintaining one's modesty, other than on a yacht party in Cannes.
