Sentence examples for difficult to consider this from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to consider this group as either 'highly selective' or 'inherently suspect of criminal activities.' Driving an automobile, unlike gambling, is a lawful activity.

Therefore, it is difficult to consider this number of documents as a representative of groundwater literature covered by other index databases such as Science Citation Index (SCI) or Google Scholar.

For clinicians, it must be difficult to consider this conflicting evidence as it has evolved.

If this is true, it is difficult to consider this trial as an endorsement for HFO.

A minority of women found it difficult to consider this question at all, reinterpreting it in ways that changed the meaning.

It seems difficult to consider the case by variational method.

Clearly, it is difficult to consider the two tools 'competitors'competitors

Moore stated that while it was difficult to consider dropping this new game world, they found that its introduction in the second half of the film would be too difficult a concept for the viewer to grasp.

There's a quote from Keir Starmer [the former Director of Public Prosecutions] which didn't make the film, where he says, 'People find it so difficult to consider that this actually exists in the world, that they would far rather not believe the people that are reporting it.' It's a big problem".

However, this is difficult to consider in practice for several reasons.

But it seems difficult to consider any of these tests truly conclusive.