Sentence examples for difficult propositions from inspiring English sources

Another terrific aspect of the play is that Michael does confront the science and writes about it with such elegance and clarity that a lot of very difficult propositions, like Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, are so vividly elucidated that I think they do live for a general audience.

"It's a difficult proposition".

This makes new legislation a difficult proposition.

The Wii U is altogether a more difficult proposition.

Bluetooth earbuds, however, are a more difficult proposition.

That, Mr. Markowitz acknowledged, was a somewhat more difficult proposition.

The processing of SOFCs is an extremely difficult proposition.

Disney needs to avoid getting lost in translation, an especially difficult proposition in China.

"Refinancing is a very difficult proposition right now," said Mike Stoffer, president of Stoffer Mortgage in North Canton, Ohio.

"It was a very difficult proposition, having a father who's also your guru," Fazal said.

Trump himself has admitted that his business ventures make even discussing world affairs a difficult proposition.