Sentence examples for notion difficult from inspiring English sources

Realistically, I find that notion difficult to disagree with.

Here, people who love horse racing love, admire, and care for their equine heroes equally as fervently -- a notion difficult to gauge for the non-racing public given the narrow evidence on offer.

The fairly consensual opinion was that QoL appeared as a subjective notion difficult to implement, but one that could however influence treatment choices.

Giving up this notion is difficult and may be counterproductive.

Firstly in relation to general contributions, it was clear that all participants understood the finite nature of health funding, and the notion that difficult decisions must be made when treatment costs expand within a context of limited resources.

Of course, without information concerning the actual structure of the network these notions are difficult to validate.

It was a difficult notion to grasp.

The notion of crowdsourcing difficult scientific problems is no longer breaking news.

Because "the best" is an evaluative and subjective notion, it is difficult to distinguish aristocratic from oligarchic or timocratic governments objectively.

It is an inviting notion but a difficult one to bear in mind while following the color-coded score, which inevitably puts the stress on compositional technique.

Nobody then, perhaps, realised quite what a struggle those final yards had been, or had any notion just how difficult things had become.