Sentence examples for difficult to digest for from inspiring English sources

"Although the novel was difficult to digest for some people, in general the reception has been very positive".

I am happy that you find Time and the Hunter "nice"; yet the more books are "not nice" (in other words difficult to digest for our habits of thought and tastes) the more they count; the more laborious it is to absorb them, the more important they are.

As the reviewer and editors will appreciate from the substantial number of figures needed to illustrate our encoding data alone, including the retrieval data would result in a publication that would be long and difficult to digest for a reader, thus undermining the impact of the principal points made here.

A broken tap can be difficult to digest for your neighbors if not you.

This can be difficult to digest for enthusiastic young DJs, but these folks are mostly interested in the cash they bring home at the end of a night.

Lots of data were available, but difficult to digest, giving room for an extended decision making process with catastrophic consequences.

D. The fact that may be most difficult to digest -- either for haters of Israel or its most ardently positive supporters -- is that Israel's armed forces have always been marked by an extraordinary degree of autonomy, down to the level of the individual grunt.

We find this two-step digestion provides superior digestion of difficult to digest proteins.

Schaller also found evidence that pandas were originally carnivores, but underwent an evolutionary change to accommodate a diet of bamboo, which is difficult to digest, reducing competition with other animals for food.

The students find it difficult to digest the fact that they are not trained for the practical use of the target language, instead are encouraged to memorise and ape responses.

Thus, selection pressure to develop new adaptations for foods that are difficult to digest (such as leaves) may have been lower in the Neotropics than in Madagascar.