Sentence examples for make it difficult to reconcile from inspiring English sources
First, if taken seriously, it would make it difficult to reconcile religious commitment with academic work in ethics.
Kymlicka is aware of these conditions that make it difficult to reconcile nationalist ideologies with progressive attitudes to immigration and cultural diversity.
In any case, the variations of the distributions of CpHpH methylation in the modified 35S promoters make it difficult to reconcile the assumption that endogenous siRNAs with homology to the 35S enhancer region cause the de novo methylation.
However the funding that we have received makes it difficult to reconcile that".
The government had praised the importance of the World Service, Mr. Horrocks said, but "the funding that we have received makes it difficult to reconcile that".
That made it difficult to reconcile anticipated payments with actual ones.
This fact, together with Descartes' contention that a body also participates in the motion of a body of which it is a part, makes it difficult to reconcile Descartes' system of the world with his definition of proper motion.
Besides questions regarding the fluid volume of bladder priming for IAP measurement and unknown spinal anesthesia dermatome distribution, the greatest question from this study is the unspecified degree of left lateral tilt during the IAP measurements, making it difficult to reconcile if these measurements reflected the actual abdominal IAP or the weight of the gravid uterus on the bladder itself.
The tenderness of her delivery made it difficult to reconcile feelings of exclusion and growing insecurity about the authenticity of my Latinidad.
The financial accounting system prior to 2007 was maintained on a different system of ledgers making it difficult to reconcile expenditure categories.
When they receive their second extraction data, they find that the linkage map has changed (as new records have been added or quality fixes have been made) making it difficult to reconcile individual patient histories.
