Sentence examples for difficult to conceive that from inspiring English sources

It is very difficult; very, very difficult to conceive that Sanjay had no idea what was going on".

Given the essential role for autophagy in development and metabolism, it is difficult to conceive that CD-associated mutations would have marked systemic effects upon overall levels of autophagy.

But it is difficult to conceive that the pace of each star should be exactly proportioned to the size of its circle.

Better results were expected, but it was difficult to conceive that Soriano would be batting.321 with 12 homers and 34 runs batted in or that Hillenbrand would be hitting.333 with 9 homers and 36 R.B.I.

It is difficult to conceive that five times as many people would be willing to go to Mexico for a week to do volunteer work, given that the trip would be about five times as costly for each person, but that's what happened.

Because these works were often absent sustained reflection on the cross, usually lacked a coherent narrative, and sometimes contained rather peculiar theological assertions, is not difficult to conceive that they rarely caught hold of the imagination of early Christian congregations.

It was difficult for them to conceive that far away, in corporate offices, things had moved faster still: that Michael Milken had facilitated a leveraged buyout of Fruit of the Loom on behalf of a C.E.O. who a dozen years later pocketed forty million dollars in compensation while sales fell, moved headquarters to the Cayman Islands, and eventually filed for bankruptcy.

If the threat of this much nuclear retaliation does not deter a prospective adversary, it is difficult to conceive of anything that would.

It's difficult to conceive of something that better fits the label "stunt marketing," but it does still manage to illustrate the feature pretty well.

"It's difficult to conceive of a business that would be prepared to make a significant commitment to the city at this point," Assemblyman Roberts said.

This is a very strong statement, and it is difficult to conceive of a scheme that could be so safe as to exclude any possibility of unauthorised disclosure.