Sentence examples for are very difficult to fathom from inspiring English sources

"The pro formas are very difficult to fathom," said Norma Schroder of Gartner Dataquest, a leading technology consulting firm.

It is very difficult to fathom how anyone could get into a group situation where they say "Okay, let's go do this!" when the "this" is physically or sexually attack one person.

They are very difficult to sound.

The consequences of this are very hard to fathom.

"The mushrooms are very difficult to do".

They are very difficult to win over.

This is very hard to fathom".

They own a vast amount of economy through bonyads [trusts], ownership schemes which we can't fathom, so it's very difficult to operate in Iran without hitting the Revolutionary Guards or somebody else who is sanctioned by the Americans, and you are extra-territorially sanctioned by the Americans if you do deals with IRGC-linked elements," the senior banker said.

High on their list of anguish was the nature of the injuries; phosphorus burning was very difficult to control and they were talking about other injuries that they couldn't fathom – wounds that wouldn't respond to conventional treatment.

It is very difficult to.

"It's very difficult to be objective".