Sentence examples for is challenging to explain from inspiring English sources

The elaborate design of animal signals is challenging to explain.

The observed power output of 4.7 gigawatts is challenging to explain from tidal heating alone, so the main source of heat remains a mystery.

The microscopic origin of glass transition, when liquid viscosity changes continuously by more than ten orders of magnitude, is challenging to explain from first principles.

(The idea here is that it is challenging to explain these things, so children will have to rely on fairly complex language to meet this challenge).

The study reports a higher proportion of young males (25 45 years) as compared to other studies from Gujarat (7, 8) which is challenging to explain.

Given that the A-type lamins are nearly ubiquitously expressed and participate in so many different cellular processes, it is challenging to explain the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which mutant forms contribute to tissue-specific pathology.

Jefferies said the deal would be "challenging to explain" to Sky shareholders.

"For the Italian government, it would be challenging to explain why De Sousa is either serving her sentence or being retried when Italy has pardoned other CIA personnel involved.

Although I'm strong with language and can engage in impromptu conversations with ease, my way of pulling information together has been challenging to explain to others, who suggest that a system or master plan would be a good thing.

Such unexpected responses in pathways remote from the targeted pathway can be challenging to explain.

Facilitators found that acceptance improved as more explanation was given and was better understood in the more highly educated groups; nevertheless the concept of equipoise for the counselling intervention was challenging to explain and may not have been fully understood.