Sentence examples for and difficult to explain from inspiring English sources

"Anything else is discriminatory, inequitable, less effective, and difficult to explain.

Most election experts I spoke to found the deviation surprising and difficult to explain.

"The legal documents are very complex and difficult to explain," he said.

The Headingley record is a very weird one though and difficult to explain.

Still, the 24-hour turnaround remains striking and difficult to explain.

"It is a curious phenomenon and difficult to explain," she says.

The finding of a significant positive association between level of education and risk for infection was unexpected and is difficult to explain.

This may be the weirdest, singular, and most brazen form of SLAPP suits, and most difficult to explain.

Technology may advance but human behaviour will stay unpredictable and often difficult to explain.

I think it will be very important and very difficult to explain a life like Mary's to her great-grandchildren.

"It's utterly eccentric and very difficult to explain but totally inoffensive," Mr. Kenyon said, pointing out that audience members wave flags of many countries.