Sentence examples for difficult for the generality from inspiring English sources

Suburbs were dismissed by one commentator as fit only for those "who love gossip and hate books and art and pictures", while in 1877 Sir Charles Barry, president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, thought it "would be difficult for the generality of Englishmen to imagine anything more miserable" than a flat.

It is difficult to assess the generality of this pattern, although the stated conditions (long gut-passage time, rapid movements, relatively small home range) suggest that it is more likely to occur in small reptiles and mammals, and perhaps also in strongly-territorial passerines (should their high mobility compensate for their short gut-passage times).

With these data, it remains difficult to evaluate the generality of temporal size changes.

It is difficult to overstate the generality and importance of Eq.  3 its solutions grandfather nearly every known statistical estimation scheme, under parametric assumptions about additive noise (Friston 2008).

Current evidence for the generality and direction of these potential relationships remains mixed.

On his blog last week, Paul Krugman took me to task for misconstruing the generality of Keynesian theory.

Comparison of calculated rates provides a broader basis for interpreting the generality of the recovered biodiversity patterns.

In the biomedical context a common problem concerns, for example, the generality of the term cancer [ 75].

MTBs can be used to help identify autonomous miRNA-target modules for testing the generality of the ceRNA hypothesis experimentally.

It is therefore difficult to draw conclusions as to the generality of the afo1 mutant-based longevity described in the present paper.

It is the generality of the problem (general matrix coefficients, general boundary conditions, general logically rectangular grids) that makes finding such an algorithm difficult.