Sentence examples for however difficult to see from inspiring English sources

The Brookings Institution's Richard V. Reeves, writing in the Chronicle Review, says that colleges and universities, partly because of the complexity of the admission process, are "perpetuating class divisions across generations" as America develops what the Economist calls a "hereditary meritocracy". It is, however, difficult to see how something like this can be avoided.

It is, however, difficult to see how intrinsic probability of this sort is possible (barring, of course, a subjectivist account of probability, which could, in any case, capture only psychological certainty).

It is, however, difficult to see how this test arrangement would prevent the rats with perirhinal lesions from showing a marked reduction in overall exploration if stimuli rapidly appear familiar following immediately prior object experience (McTighe et al., 2010; Romberg et al., 2012).

In contrast, the pinnules of Kongshania are laminate and wedge-tongue shaped; the poorly preserved frond rachis in description and diagram consists mainly of two bean-shaped vascular bundles surrounded by secondary xylem, which are however difficult to see in the photographs.

However, it is difficult to see how one might rationally refuse antiretroviral medications yet desire aggressive care at the end of life.

However, it is difficult to see how the railway industry is culpable.

Other than this, however, it's difficult to see Kenyan dominance being broken.

However, it is difficult to see how the prime minister will deliver on her parliamentary success.

However, it is difficult to see what would cause the current elite willingly to reject the existing beneficial system.

While men disproportionately occupy positions of power and decision-making, however, it is difficult to see how this will happen.

Once you learn how to swim, however, it becomes difficult to see what the problem is – why can't a drowning man just relax and tread water?