Sentence examples for but difficult to avoid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kellner explained that the design was "less than ideal," but difficult to avoid because state law required that the entire ballot fit on one page, and because there were so many parties and so many proposals.

38 Retrospective reporting is a challenge, but difficult to avoid in this kind of study.

It is feasible to achieve rapid cooling but difficult to avoid circulatory overload.

Only the latter hypothesis is supported by ample evidence that contamination of blood samples is not only common, but difficult to avoid (Ye et al. 2013).

That may be the disturbing but difficult-to- avoid lesson from the stomach-turning abuse suffered by the 13 children of David and Louise Turpin for at least a decade.

Such an effect is unwanted but seems difficult to avoid, considering reported operator effects regarding resin composite sealants [ 14] and glass-ionomer sealants [ 15].

"But it's difficult to avoid it," she added.

But it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the country's so-called "deep state" has simply taken the opportunity to reassert itself.

But it is difficult to avoid the damning conclusion that he did know, or should have known, the full details of the affair.

State Route 70 from Cherry Hill to Medford, especially when it thins to two lanes in Marlton, has become a crush, but it is difficult to avoid on the way to Long Beach Island.

Anthropomorphism can be a dangerous game for writers and, in fact, for humans generally, but it is difficult to avoid when you get close to orang-utans, who are said, to share 97% of our DNA.