Sentence examples similar to grew difficult to grasp from inspiring English sources

Patients do not find it difficult to grasp the concept of rapidly growing cancers (indeed most are surprised at how slowly colorectal cancers develop).

However, a growing trend shows that many men become better parents post-divorce, to the surprise of ex-wives who find it difficult to grasp that a man who wasn't a good husband can indeed be a good father.

The plot isn't difficult to grasp.

His points were difficult to grasp.

Therefore the bowel is difficult to grasp and manipulate.

Even as it stands, the concept is difficult to grasp.

But it's difficult to grasp precisely what Lesser means.

Many adults themselves find it difficult to grasp.

It's fair to say that what she does is difficult to grasp.

This is obvious on one level, but on another it can be difficult to grasp.

"Art is inefficient, hard to find and often difficult to grasp," she says.