Sentence examples for too difficult to drop from inspiring English sources
The brain's opioid receptors achieve high saturation levels at high suboxone doses and it's not too difficult to drop from high to pretty high doses.It's when you get down to low doses withdrawal symptoms truly start to kick in.
The main roles are too difficult to cast satisfactorily.
It was too difficult to do.
And it is, I'm afraid, impossible not to smile when you hear that a very big business deal that was very important to the very powerful man, and which everyone thought was so likely to go through that hedge funders made massive bets on it, has been "too difficult to progress in this climate", and dropped.
However, according to current show runner Al Jean, the "scary names" were dropped because they were too difficult to come up with.
The following reasons were given for dropping out: (a) the therapy seemed too difficult to pursue (n = 1), (b) organizational difficulties due to changes in life styles (e.g. move back home and too far to come, started working) (n = 2), (c) there was improvement in symptoms due to the patients' own views (n = 1), (d) increased anxiety (n = 3).
This is a bit like a science examiner saying that it would be "too difficult" to assess both physics and biology, so it would be better to just drop physics altogether.
He was undeterred by the humiliation of having dropped off the squad at Long Beach City College in 2007 because it was too difficult to chase down ball carriers while wearing an ankle monitor device, as required of a registered sex offender.
Cures were politically too difficult to achieve.
"It's too difficult to beat them".
