Sentence examples for paradoxically difficult from inspiring English sources

It is, on a psychological level, paradoxically difficult to treat inmates as human.

These are generally indirect estimates, because counting cells in an animal or organ is paradoxically difficult, as well as being tedious and unmanageable.

And as unemployment soars in southern Europe, it may become paradoxically more difficult to implement the structural reforms – such as labour market changes – generally viewed as essential.

Paradoxically this most difficult of novels would fit TV like a glove.

It is, I confess, paradoxically and distressingly difficult for me not to post about how much candy I've eaten on a given day.

For our panel regulars, Eric Asimov, Amanda Hesser and me, and our guest, Karen King, the wine director of Union Square Cafe, it was paradoxically a more difficult tasting than many because the wines were all so good.

Paradoxically, the most difficult groups to reach are typically the ones that are in greatest need of the intervention.

Thus, despite a greater need for coordination, the establishment of shared care pathways is paradoxically much more difficult to achieve in Bismarck types of health care systems.

Concerns have been raised that, precisely as a result of NIPT's better performance, it may paradoxically become more difficult to achieve the aim of enabling autonomous reproductive choices.

However, environmental samples have traditionally been collected for several (or many) days to accommodate analytic sensitivity, but paradoxically, it is difficult to attribute symptoms reported on some but not all days during which the measures were made.

Paradoxically, it can be difficult to find a home in Braddock.