Sentence examples for namely how difficult from inspiring English sources
Namely, how difficult it is to say you're sorry with your foot in your mouth.
These inflows present emerging market countries with a difficult challenge, namely how to best deal with them.
After being informed about the possibility of banking eggs or sperm, patients still have to face one difficult dilemma: namely, how they're going to be able to afford it all.
Of course, this type of objection, when pushed to its limits, leads to one of the more difficult philosophical questions, namely how can we be sure that the structures of our representations are in any way related to what some might call the basic metaphysical structures and to what others might call the things in themselves?
Namely, Federer's admission, to Dick Enberg, of how difficult it is to be Federer at this stage of his career.
Proclus, however, also applies this principle to explain the most difficult problem facing Neoplatonic metaphysics, namely, how to understand the procession of the manifold from the One.
Namely, how much oversight is too much?
Namely: How many monsters are too many?
How difficult, how dangerous?
Namely how to deal with the sometimes dysfunctional "Olympic family".
