Sentence examples for difficult to accept the from inspiring English sources

[Editors' note: further revisions were requested prior to acceptance, as described below.] 1) Somehow it is difficult to accept the general conclusion—" Aneuploidy causes chromosome mis-segregation" —when it is made on the basis of analysis of two different trisomies in only one cancerous and p53 deficient cell line (AF cells only with trisomy 13 were analyzed).

It's difficult to accept the inevitability of this.

Bob McNamara found it difficult to accept the human situation of inevitable tragedy.

De-Laurey still finds it difficult to accept the full extent of her crimes.

"It is difficult to accept the argument that the board has no authority to address this problem," he wrote.

"It is difficult to accept the EHRC's characterisation of this as solely an issue of misinterpretation of the law".

But his real enemy was invisible: he found it almost unbearably difficult to accept the limitations of old age.

Dorst's eccentric choices upend a reader's expectations, but without the bedrock of a believable character, it's difficult to accept the redemptive impulse of the story's end.

The various movements balance one another so well that those who are accustomed to hearing them would find it difficult to accept the substitution of other movements.

It took two years because it was difficult to accept the consequences of what could happen when demand exceeds a diminishing supply.

Human rights advocates say they find it difficult to accept the government's assertion that all the other killings were the work of drug dealers determined to eliminate informers.