Sentence examples for most difficult to explain from inspiring English sources

In the end, most difficult to explain is not why today's young players have been unable to contend for championships but how a handful of teen-age players once did.

Of all the tragic facts of American life, I've always found gun violence to be the most difficult to explain to foreigners, and the most trying to follow from abroad.

Of the theories discussed in this entry, this is the most difficult to explain informally.

Cooperation is most difficult to explain in the Prisoner's Dilemma game, where cooperators always lose in direct competition with defectors despite increasing mean fitness [1, 4, 5].

Relational process CACs may be the most difficult to explain because students must understand the Token/Value relationship between events; another way of explaining this relationship might be through the Claim/Evidence relationship between ideas.

This may be the weirdest, singular, and most brazen form of SLAPP suits, and most difficult to explain.

One of the most pervasive and difficult to explain phenomena in economics is the persistence of inter‐industry wage differences for measurably similar workers.

Before giving some results of these experiments, it is fair to say that early results were often most unexpected and difficult to explain in terms of the conventional view of water structure.

It's difficult to explain most adverts to my four-year-old son.

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However, it is difficult to explain the most obvious increase in cancer mortality among women with insulin-treated diabetes found in this study.