Sentence examples similar to imposes difficult to reconcile from inspiring English sources

Finally, negotiating multiple data use agreements, human subjects assurances, and stakeholder boards is time-consuming and imposes difficult-to-reconcile security requirements on data reporting and public availability.

The thought is difficult to reconcile.

Yet the Bush and McCain agendas are difficult to reconcile.

Surely it is difficult to reconcile helplessness with divinity.

It seems difficult to reconcile this with her being six.

It seems difficult to reconcile that this should be so.

This effect is difficult to reconcile with Keynesian theory".

Often the claims and counterclaims are difficult to reconcile.

It is vexed because the evidence points to two truths, difficult to reconcile.

"More mature plus sizes have got to be difficult to reconcile," Mr. Triltsch said.

JG : It's awfully difficult to reconcile yourself with your image at any age, I think.