Sentence examples for it difficult to appreciate from inspiring English sources

The small sample size of this study has made it difficult to appreciate significant differences between the two study populations, which would otherwise become appreciable in a larger sample.

Some readers may find it difficult to appreciate the gravity of Frieda's situation.

Stendhal's contemporaries, however, found it difficult to appreciate his nimble and ironic sensibility.

While Brits may find it difficult to appreciate this US celebration of a legalised gang brawl, the half-time musical show has become an event in itself.

It was a sound that made it difficult to appreciate that you were also in a place where human ingenuity has achieved worldwide celebrity.

Without knowing a Salchow from a buzz saw, people no longer find it difficult to appreciate these women for the dynamic athletes they are.

Until you see it, it's difficult to appreciate the scale of the military operation in this country.

Section "Comparative genomics": missing controls are genes without HS in the same GO categories and just genes without HS: without it, it is difficult to appreciate the difference between the TE-HS and nonTE-HS genes.

As Nicholas Roe writes in his new biography of Keats, "it is difficult to appreciate how commonplace an opium habit was in Keats's lifetime".

If we do not generalize to the larger milieu in which a particular text is placed it is difficult to appreciate either what it says or the significance it has in the culture that grew it.

Without a good common understanding of what theory is, what it constitutes in SE research, and the various roles it can play in SE research, it is difficult to appreciate how theory building can help to strengthen SE research.