Sentence examples for difficult to contemplate from inspiring English sources

That makes failure difficult to contemplate.

Maybe it seems too difficult to contemplate the whole subject.

"Without the prospect of failure, it is difficult to contemplate the application of market discipline".

The questions are critical, even if some people find them difficult to contemplate.

It is as if the facts are too difficult to contemplate.

The two began living together in 1996, but marriage is still difficult to contemplate.

It is a really difficult choice to contemplate.

In political terms, the entrenchment of interests and the diffusion of power made significant changes in public policy difficult even to contemplate.

It has been there since the age of 11 when a football-daft kid from a family of Manchester United supporters first came to the attention of the coach, scout and serial paedophile Barry Bennell and it is difficult even to contemplate how much Woodward has suffered before reaching this point where he has offered to waive his anonymity and speak publicly about it for the first time.

As one example, following A.N. Kolmogorov's groundbreaking works of the 1930 1940s on branching stochastic processes, Dr. Yakovlev made this approach a powerful tool in the study of cell proliferation kinetics and produced new results on stem cell differentiation that were theretofore too difficult even to contemplate.

After World War II it was clear in the collective German mind that there would never again be a German military presence, and by 2008 younger Germans found it difficult to even contemplate that military force might be a solution in any conflict.