Sentence examples for particularly difficult to reconcile from inspiring English sources

It is particularly difficult to reconcile Kap FG binding kinetics with the mechanistic control of the FG domain barrier.

This was extraordinarily difficult to reconcile with the knowledge that Islam condemns murder, and particularly the execution of non-combatant civilians in any setting.

It has also been difficult to reconcile with other principles, especially those advocating equal retribution.

The younger militants, particularly the ones from the Timbuktu area, are idealistic and naïve, and they find it difficult to reconcile their loyalties to their people with their pledge to join the foreign invaders.

He did not yet seem to grasp that his enterprise, particularly in its support for violence against governments friendly to or dependent upon the Al-Saud, might prove difficult to reconcile with the interests of his family in Jeddah".

The need for a sensitive cross-cultural approach under consideration of social, cultural, and spiritual elements is particularly important in countries where patients' beliefs derived from their cultural background and explanatory models of conventional medicine are difficult to reconcile [ 14].

The thought is difficult to reconcile.

Yet the Bush and McCain agendas are difficult to reconcile.

Surely it is difficult to reconcile helplessness with divinity.

It seems difficult to reconcile this with her being six.

It seems difficult to reconcile that this should be so.