Sentence examples for difficulties to imagine from inspiring English sources
Shani et al. (2015) mentioned that the participants could have difficulties to imagine losing a future discount opportunity, even to the extent that they are less aware or are completely unaware of the information that they do not have the possibility to purchase the mug for the discount price.
In this group, all women had a negative delivery experience, largely explaining their difficulties to imagine a second pregnancy.
Since CDM development in Switzerland is in its infancy, some participants may have had difficulties to imagine the practical developments of something which was, for them, too theoretical.
On one side, some patients report difficulties when asked to imagine the feared situation; furthermore, emotions have been shown to modulate visual imagery and perception [ 10], impairing visualization of detailed scenes.
Such difficulties would be hard to imagine in America, where data protection is mostly an issue of consumer regulation.The growth in transatlantic travel and commerce has forced various creaky compromises.
Given the music's heft, to say nothing of its difficulty, this is difficult to imagine.
By the time Zou Kai, the defending Olympic and world champion, had been awarded a 7.9 for difficulty, it was impossible to imagine what could top it.
It's all true, of course, like my preference for difficult men which I had until recently because at last, for one summer the only difficulty I'm willing to imagine is walking through this first humid day with my hands full, not at all peaceful but entirely possible and real.
The ongoing challenging of the system using hundreds of real problems helped to direct the development of the system as it is impossible to imagine all difficulties a priori.
I know people who are 80 cm and I can't begin to imagine what difficulties they must face.
Seeing the children greet each other, at first shyly, and then eagerly, it's hard to imagine the difficulties some of them face at home.
