Sentence examples for is difficult to consider from inspiring English sources
From these, it seems that it is difficult to consider a bonus in guidelines on railway noise.
It is difficult to consider this group as either 'highly selective' or 'inherently suspect of criminal activities.' Driving an automobile, unlike gambling, is a lawful activity.
Evoking the feverish sprawl of Pasolini's output, these events make the implicit case that it is difficult to consider any of his works in isolation.
To some, a zebra might look like a horse, and to others the differences might appear to be so great that it is difficult to consider them as genetically related.
At a time when technology has embedded us in the moment as never before, it is difficult to consider the long-term implications and significance of a game or a play or a moment.
The highly interconnected nature of the human protein interaction network (interactome) indicates that, at the molecular level, it is difficult to consider diseases as being independent of one another.
"I think he had spent so long under the radar it was difficult to consider coming up above the parapet".
Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker, said that the package was difficult to consider, but approving it was the responsible thing to do.
She also said Cornall's previous experience in Manus could pose difficulties and that it would be difficult to consider his review to be at "arm's length" from government.
Therefore, it was difficult to consider almost periodic problem on time scales directly through Δ-calculus theory then.
