Sentence examples for difficult not to conclude from inspiring English sources

It's difficult not to conclude that this is, in some way, our loss.

So far however, it is difficult not to conclude that they have.

It is difficult not to conclude that a people who so love flowers must love all beautiful and simple things.

"It is difficult not to conclude that the greatest threat to social mobility at present is this Government's punitive policies".

It's difficult not to conclude that the real driving force for many of the antismoking zealots is puritanical moralism rather than the health of workers.

He also found "it difficult not to conclude that the National Audit Office was mislead during their previous 2010/11 investigation".

"They know me, they know that I was here, but they didn't even bother to have the courtesy to do that, which is disappointing to me, because it is very difficult for me not to conclude that bills like that are meant as a coded message that he is not really American.

It is difficult not to tentatively conclude that incendiary language in American politics and particularly in Arizona, where the immigration issue stirs strong passions, did not play some part, as the Tucson sheriff, Clarence W. Dupnik, lamented over the weekend.

Marx and Friedrich Engels (1820 95) worked together in almost total isolation, and when Marx died it would have been difficult for a casual observer not to conclude that his ideas would disappear with him.

Munira Fakhro, from Bahrain University, examines the domestic uprising in her own country, concluding that "it is difficult not to envision similar developments in the other Gulf states".THE PROCESS: 1,100 DAYS THAT CHANGED THE MIDDLE EAST.By Uri Savir.Random House; 352 pages; $27.95THIS is an Israeli view of the peace talks, showing Mr Arafat as a maddening but ultimately shrewd operator.

Add the lack of infrastructure to carry the gas and increased dissent from local and environmental groups, and it's not difficult to conclude that fracking will not take off in any meaningful sense for a decade or more.