Sentence examples for difficult to envisage from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to envisage conditions in which the ANC would voluntarily relinquish power.

People also find it difficult to envisage how long they will live in retirement.

Perhaps another, greater player will replace him one day, but such an artist is difficult to envisage.

It is difficult to envisage dancing to Rabit's music, though his music is made, broadly speaking, for the dance floor.

In fact, without small venues, it's difficult to envisage a sustained and successful future for British music at all.

"I find that very difficult to envisage but I think the balance will continue to move towards digital delivery," Myners said.

It is difficult to envisage how people of all kinds will occupy their time in the future or find meaning, drive and passion.

While this is the case it is difficult to envisage any justification for banning a small number of veterinary surgeons from practising homoeopathy".

"Even when the current downturn comes to an end, it is difficult to envisage long-term real growth in television advertising revenues.

"It becomes very difficult to envisage gas-fired power stations after say 2030-35 without CCS, whilst meeting climate change targets".

It's difficult to envisage a gig by a music A-lister that is less po-faced, less concerned with being hip, or more preposterously entertaining.