Sentence examples for find it hard to explain from inspiring English sources

I find it hard to explain, frankly.

Political analysts find it hard to explain General Bussi's continued popularity in Tucumán.

Future historians will find it hard to explain how meekly we accepted the end of privacy.

"I find it hard to explain what life is like in here," said Nadezhda Klinaeva, 32, a Russian serving a drug trafficking sentence in the women's annex.

Banks will find it hard to explain to irate, litigation-minded shareholders why they wasted their money on unsuccessful debt waivers before.

I find it hard to explain why I mourn the loss of a handful of paintings, a hut, a tent and a tableau.

They should be prepared to raise interest rates in response to clear evidence of financial imbalance even if this leads them to undershoot their targets for inflation.The snag is that in contrast to a simple inflation target, such a framework will make policy less transparent and a central bank may find it harder to explain its interest-rate decisions.

But the next time a thug regime starts massacring its own people, America will find it harder to explain why the ICC should not go after it.

But they often find it harder to explain why they find it seductive.

Foreign political officials might privately shrug off unfolding evidence of the eavesdropping capacities of the U.S. National Security Agency, but they will find it harder to explain to their constituents why they continue to cooperate with a government that spies on its friends.

Even now, he finds it hard to explain why.