Sentence examples for too difficult to be from inspiring English sources

If the original counterfactual theory made it too difficult to be a cause, the revised theory makes it too easy.

It turned out that even the restricted three-body problem was still too difficult to be solved.

Occasionally, after all that, some of these dogs end up too sick or too difficult to be adoptable.

Because the model is too difficult to be solved efficiently by standard MILP solvers, we introduce specialized branching rules and a new heuristic.

A number of critics argue that patent issues are too difficult to be decided by people with little experience in evaluating complex technologies.

"Years ago I went to Moscow, to find work, but I only stayed for four months, it was too difficult to be away from Armenia, Movses, my home.

"I don't think they're too difficult to follow.

It was said to be too much difficult to be quantified and too much treatment period dependent.

The technical challenge of producing a thin section device compatible with the spacecraft environment is formidable and has been thought too technically difficult to be practical.

Some decisions are too complicated or difficult to be made using the rational approach.

"This tomb is sacred, it is too difficult to bear".