Sentence examples for a hard concept from inspiring English sources

TMS is a hard concept for many to grasp.

Altruism, is a hard concept to sell to big business.

Not really that much of a hard concept.

Maybe that helped and maybe not, rockets are a hard concept to wrap your brain around.

Citizenship even for people who enter legally appears to be a hard concept for him.

"These days, the elite, fancy, glamorous restaurant is a hard concept to sustain," she said.

One worry about NGDP targeting is that it would be harder to pin down people's expectations, not least since nominal GDP may be a harder concept to grasp and is measured less often.The biggest risk may be the loss of credibility.

"The Dreaming," a recurring subject in Aboriginal paintings that has to do with the origins of the world, is a pretty hard concept to grasp for a viewer raised on French Enlightenment-style reasoning.

All in all, it's a pretty hard concept not to like.

That's a very hard concept for people to wrap their head around.

Data privacy and "owning your own data" online is a rather hard concept to get across to the average person.