Sentence examples for difficult to envision a from inspiring English sources

Like many, he finds it difficult to envision a new post-Holocaust view of Jewish identity.

It is difficult to envision a will more dedicated to detail.

The company has drained the brand of so much equity that it's difficult to envision a recovery.

In the view of the authors, it is difficult to envision a generally applicable extension of linear response theory into the large amplitude regime.

Then again, it is very, very difficult to envision a day when Mr. Gates would be forced to auction off his living-room drapes.

Looking at the brand's final models, it might be difficult to envision a time when a Mercury was cool enough for a high schooler.

It is difficult to envision an agreement without their support.

Like the state of poverty itself, it becomes difficult to envision an alternative, a route of escape.

"Trump's escalation of trade hostilities makes it increasingly difficult to envision an exit path from an all-out trade war.

IT is difficult to envision an American parallel to Syriza, the far-left political coalition that has a chance to throw Europe into further turmoil with a victory in this weekend's Greek elections.

It is not difficult to envision an overwhelming nationalistic response, popular expressions of "rallying around the flag," and the deployment of intense "us versus them" rhetoric and symbolism that leaves moderates and reformers with little political space for opposition, and little choice but to support the regime in a time of crisis.