Sentence examples for difficult reasons from inspiring English sources

You may become argumentative with someone who wants you to drive them somewhere and rather than owning up to being afraid, you find all sorts of excuses and difficult reasons to avoid it.

One more difficult reason is fear.

Yet, this problem is difficult for reasons closely tied to the difficulties in drug discovery itself, especially the diversity in biological target ligand interaction mechanisms.

Laser can be performed post-operatively but this can be difficult, for reasons previously stated and surgically induced inflammation.

With Albertus, the problem of the conjunction of faith and reason had suddenly become much more difficult, because reason itself had acquired a somewhat new meaning.

"The more political cadres are losing influence, and these ones are more difficult to reason with".

They were so crazed and so far out and so difficult to reason with — to the point of being bizarre.

It is rather difficult to reason the number and the position of the persons based on appearance information.

Despite their expressive power, they are difficult to reason about and make decisions, given their non-linearity and the important effects that the uncertainty on data may cause.

Thus, it is not difficult to reason that keeping λ|D| the same everywhere in A is equivalent to exhausting the energy of each location in A simultaneously.

It is difficult to reason about a circuit if one lacks skill in rudimentary quantitative computations that involve voltage, resistance, current, etc.