Sentence examples for be difficult to envisage from inspiring English sources

"It might be difficult to envisage the City of London based on a grid, but I don't think it's a frightening idea," Jones adds.

Ministers acknowledge that it would be difficult to envisage a referendum over the eurozone changes because the "lock" is triggered when powers are transferred from Britain to the EU.

Later that year the UN international independent investigation commission, led by Detlev Mehlis, issued a report saying that "given the infiltration of Lebanese institutions and society by the Syrian and Lebanese intelligence services working in tandem, it would be difficult to envisage a scenario whereby such a complex assassination plot could have been carried out without their knowledge".

In the absence of Pif1, it is expected that a fraction of reversed forks would still form, while it would be difficult to envisage fork reversal formation in the absence of both Rrm3 and Pif1.

Perhaps another, greater player will replace him one day, but such an artist is difficult to envisage.

In fact, without small venues, it's difficult to envisage a sustained and successful future for British music at all.

It is difficult to envisage him being talked through the intricacies of the US military machine before the track was made.

It's difficult to envisage a gig by a music A-lister that is less po-faced, less concerned with being hip, or more preposterously entertaining.

"Even when the current downturn comes to an end, it is difficult to envisage long-term real growth in television advertising revenues.

It is difficult to envisage dancing to Rabit's music, though his music is made, broadly speaking, for the dance floor.

While this is the case it is difficult to envisage any justification for banning a small number of veterinary surgeons from practising homoeopathy".