Sentence examples for it difficult to view from inspiring English sources

Boomer the Sage When David Wells pitched for the Yankees, people might have found it difficult to view him as a role model for younger pitchers.

Current parallel machines make this even more complicated, because the data may be distributed across multiple processors, making it difficult to view, interpret and validate the contents of a distributed structure.

There is another cognitive bias, one called "the curse of knowledge", whereby better informed people find it difficult to view problems from the perspective of others who don't have the same information.

On Monday in Tehran, Javier Solana, the head of foreign policy for the European Union, suggested that Europe would find it difficult to view the coming elections as fair if a large number of current politicians were barred, and said questionable elections might affect relations.

But the limitation of that approach is a narrow surgical field, which makes it difficult to view the operative site directly.

While this phenomenon made it difficult to view the cells, evidence of cell rounding was observed when compared to the untreated cells (Figure 10a).

There's a dance contest, as in other teen nostalgia movies, but since it's played out inside a circle of students it's difficult to view the contestants in the horseshoe seating format.

While it may be tempting to update Krapp's Last Tape to the digital age, it is difficult to view the new technology with the necessary tenderness.

For some, it was difficult to view both journalist and subject without a partisan lens.

Strictly nocturnal, Tawny-bellied Screech-Owls generally stay in thick lower vegetation, making it often difficult to view.

"It's difficult to view the nation-state as an agent of progressive change anymore," he says.