Sentence examples for understandably difficult to from inspiring English sources

His children were in the process of adoption, which he found understandably difficult to accept.

At age 15, he left decimated Shanghai, where he'd spent the war, for England, to study medicine at Cambridge, and found it understandably difficult to take England seriously.

Not true, of course, but the fact that he came up with these landscapes and characters while totally straight and sober was understandably difficult to grasp.

Short-lived and invisible in situ to anyone outside an airplane, these installations are understandably difficult to finance, and when we meet Herd, in 1994, he and his family are scrambling to make ends meet.

But after accumulating alarming amounts of student loan debt from pursuing an undergraduate degree, it's understandably difficult to consider seeking further education like grad school.

It's not even the fact that senior officials find it understandably difficult to contemplate criminal investigations of people they've known for years as colleagues, friends... and yes, as donors.

It's an understandably difficult thing to hear, given the rate of change we've grown accustomed to.

In fact, heart failure is an understandably difficult concept to index by virtue of being a heterogeneous syndrome with many potential aetiologies, diverse clinical features, numerous clinical subsets, and no universally agreed upon definition [ 16].

Significant parts of "The Book of Night Women" are, understandably, very difficult to read.

It's understandably pretty difficult to gather traction on consumer platforms that are already complicated enough to figure out on their own.

Garfield would find his military career cut short — defeated not by Confederates on the battlefield, but by the return of his old intestinal complaint, which made it understandably difficult for him to continue in active service.