Sentence examples for though difficult that from inspiring English sources

Try to delete the memory file, though difficult, that 80% of us approved of Sarah Palin just two months ago.

Though politically difficult, that need not be economic folly: Deutsche Bank calculates that Saudi Arabia could maintain oil revenues at $60 billion or so either by producing 6m bpd at around $30 a barrel, or by cranking out 10m bpd at about $17 a barrel.Will the flood of Iraqi oil occur?

Though difficult to imagine, these distinctive stations that are now the symbol of the city were originally a cost-cutting measure.

Our view is that though difficult, it is possible.

Though difficult to constrain, we speculate that the site studied during this investigation may represent the top of a narrow, ephemeral hydrothermal circulation cell that dissipates heat generated from rupture events at deeper levels (> 4 km).

Though difficult, I told my children that I simply did not have the money to buy them what they wanted for Christmas.

But economic research suggests that tax cuts, though difficult for politicians to resist in election season, have limited ability to bolster the flagging economy because they are essentially a supply-side remedy for a problem caused by lack of demand.

Though difficult to explain, it is possible that the remaining 24 SNPs might not play any role in influencing these continuous traits in Indians.

It is critically important, though practically difficult that researchers maintain strict personal and professional integrity throughout the research process.

Difficult though that might be over the course of 34 Bundesliga columns, we shall do our utmost to keep this simple premise in mind.

"Though not that difficult - the variations are not so long".