"I would find it very difficult to entertain such a procedure," the cardinal said at a news conference.
Although the world's beset with lots of seemingly intractable problems, such as population explosion and environmental disruptions, making it difficult to entertain hope, it's nevertheless a wonderful thing to live.' This is more easily said than done.
I do not know DoD philosophy as I know NASA's, but it is difficult to entertain the thought that any manager or commander would contemplate unleashing an algorithm that is "not certified" (even when the scientists and engineers assure them of their safety).
Her hostess knowing very little Persian, finds it difficult to entertain her.
And after the first of his strokes 18 months ago, he found it more difficult to entertain his paying barbecue guests.
Almost as difficult to entertain is the argument that some of these companies are good investments, even if the downturn is at or near an end.
I believe that many scholars of abortion have resisted this conclusion because they find it difficult to entertain the possibility that these conservatives might be agents in progressive history.
Children over the age of 4 or 5 may enjoy themselves, while children any younger than that may be more difficult to entertain.
There, he tries to entertain a group of Jewish children.
In all, enough space to entertain a dozen guests.
