Sentence examples for difficult to mention the from inspiring English sources
It is very difficult to mention the difference of the polarization direction of N.JUOH.
Here it is difficult to mention all the relevant published research papers in this area.
It's getting more and more difficult to mention one without the other.
Individual newspapers began to take on specific cultural or political views and major urban areas and the newspapers that covered them often became so intertwined that it was difficult to mention one without the other.
It is very difficult to mention a standard normal level of apelin due to the presence of various forms of apelin (apelin-12, apelin-13, apelin-18, apelin-36) in the circulation.
Even when the afflicted employees are in contact with health care providers they find these problems difficult to mention and discuss [ 3].
"This will make decommissioning expensive and difficult, not to mention the recovery and movement of nuclear waste to higher ground".
Balancing diverse interests and trying to plot an effective course of action free from unintended consequences is bound to be difficult, (not to mention the tricky business of placating lobbyists, powerful patrons and the voters).
It was difficult not to mention the Olive Garden experience following a four-person meal that cost $400 -- believe me, I always buy wines that are among the cheapest on the list -- and where the food was more pretentious than that at Olive Garden but not uniformly more delicious.
"How can we do a better job?" However, shifting the state away from cap and trade — perhaps by levying a direct tax on carbon emissions, a favorite idea of some activists — could be politically difficult, not to mention the logistics of winding down a major initiative that California has touted as an international model.
