Sentence examples for challenging to conceive of from inspiring English sources
But the implication would be that the other candidates are uncertain of victory even in what should be some of their stronger states; it would be very challenging to conceive of a path to a majority coalition for them.
It challenges us to conceive of immigration politics through a more dynamic perspective and to think through established binaries of continuity and rupture, and growth and decline.
Enlisting the talents of several artists, including a couple of our Creators and some other favorites, the project challenges artists to conceive of artworks that "explore the future of memory in the fast developing digital age".
What I choose to do has to challenge my ability to conceive of and fabricate objects.
He said it was now difficult to conceive of any legal or constitutional challenge to Mr. Bush's removing Saddam Hussein from power and destroying his most destructive weapons.
He said that the city's plans "perfectly reflect the inability of government to conceive of any comprehensive long-term solution, especially one that would challenge government to put the resources behind the solution.
It became clear that in these sonatas, virtually one by one, Beethoven grappled with the compositional challenges of his day and worked out an entirely new way to conceive of music.
But it's hard to conceive of how a rush to regulate helps our nation address this critical and timely challenge.
Here is one of the main challenges for transitional justice, and the mechanisms dealing with the crimes of the past: how is it possible to conceive of child soldiers as possessing this 'double face', as victims and as perpetrators alike?
