Sentence examples for it difficult to translate from inspiring English sources
19, 20 The unique characteristics of the clinical practice of TCM, such as pattern differentiation and individualization of treatment, make it difficult to translate its models.
China is also finding it difficult to translate top-level smiles into restraint.
Unfortunately, young Custis found it difficult to translate his gratitude for Washingtonâs forbearance into an enthusiasm for his books.
Results The women found it difficult to translate the genetic information transmitted to them, although they were satisfied by the way it was given.
Economists say the experience of Xerox illustrates the problem of companies that find it difficult to translate spending on basic research into profits quickly.
Even in California he found it difficult to translate the early triumphs of what he called La Causa into a viable labor organization.
The expression even pops up in The Brothers Grimm stories but it's difficult to translate in its modern context because it's only ever used at work, never at home.
It's difficult to translate into English, but essentially it means living as part of a community, simply, conscientiously, and in harmony.
Although it can be shown that certain risk factors and diseases vary as a function of ethnicity, it is difficult to translate this effectively into therapeutics until the underlying genotypes are better understood.
