Responding to critics of the statute, who have complained that providing a cup of coffee or a company baseball cap could be regarded as a bribe, the guide reassuringly states that "it is difficult to envision any scenario in which the provision of cups of coffee, taxi fare or company promotional items of nominal value would ever evidence corrupt intent".
Since transport mechanisms would recognize the carrier, not its cargo, it is difficult to envision how hypothetical sequence specificity could be achieved at the level of uptake.
Because the discovery of this mutation and its companion pharmacology provided the basis for our structural model, it is difficult to envision how the importance of the D-ring might have otherwise emerged from previous (and ongoing) chemical screening efforts.
It is difficult to envision an agreement without their support.
At least for now, it is difficult to envision readers who do not already know that.
And yet it is difficult to envision where exactly real reform might come from.
It is difficult to envision what her argument would be to stay in the race should that happen.
The austerity program is the most drastic in Britain in 60 years, and it is difficult to envision something at the same scale in the United States.
It is difficult to envision the United States seeing this sort of hit to demand without massive unemployment and other negative consequences.
For the moment, it is difficult to envision the Jets as a run-first team in a pass-happy league, with the much-discussed season's overview of helping Sanchez manage the game while maximizing Tebow's galloping skills.
So it is difficult to envision nationalism thriving.In other European countries where nationalist parties demanded self-rule for their region, regional government successfully met those demands, and satisfied all but the extremists.
