Sentence examples for theory difficult from inspiring English sources

The plan is simple in theory, difficult in reality.

A subsection of its users, though, prefer it for its security for every conversation is encrypted and therefore, in theory, difficult to eavesdrop upon.Yet hackers, security researchers and other professional paranoids have often wondered how secure Skype really is.

"If you find music theory difficult to understand or you want to think of a different way to approach composition of music, it completely takes you away from how you're used to playing and understanding," said Jacqueline Kandalaft, C-Thru's director.

So the universe of choosing great people is great in theory, difficult in practice.

The first group [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] arise from Alexander's idiosyncratic understanding of 'science' (4) and subsequent issues including an absence of explicit definitions which makes practical engagement with the theory difficult.

It is, in theory, difficult to criticize a judge for seeking to craft a sentence that fits the offense, but doing so on such trivial matters as noise ordinance violations is a massive waste of judicial resources.

He feels Federer must attack, but says, 'It is easy in theory but difficult in practice.

That is partly because the theory is difficult: it demands lots of tricky mathematics.

While aliens and fake moon landings probably trigger eyerolls in many of us, defining what constitutes a conspiracy theory is difficult, Brotherton says.

Such results leave no doubt that special relativity correctly describes the universe, although the theory is difficult to accept at a visceral level.

The histogen theory is difficult to apply to some types of roots, and there has been uncertainty about the numbers of histogens.