Examples of using Difficult to conceive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is so difficult to conceive.
In such a context,a common long-term strategy is extremely difficult to conceive.
It will be more difficult to conceive naturally.
Usually, infertile couples end up divorcing,because in that cultural context a family without children is difficult to conceive.
So many goings on in the same place make it difficult to conceive reality as it is, or was.
It is difficult to conceive of any solutions that would serve the interest of the majority in a monetary-based system.
But many of Jeremiah's associates found it difficult to conceive of Yahweh apart from the Hebrew nation.
It is difficult to conceive this as the teaching of the Bible, which was written in simple language for the simple, yea for babes.
This formulation is so culturally entrenched that it is difficult to conceive of learning in any other way.
This is why it is difficult to conceive of the UK rioters in Marxist terms, as an instance of the emergence of the revolutionary subject;
In my view, the Presidency has pointed out accurately enough those problems which, unresolved,make it difficult to conceive of further successful development of the European Union.
I think it is difficult to conceive that all of this can happen in the short term if there is no strong signal given out to the national States as well.
The Koran does not cease to repeat- as is historically true- that the idea of God made the idea,so difficult to conceive for ancient humanity, of universal man(Insân) to emerge.
And it may be even more difficult to conceive how Seventh-day Adventists could do such a thing--certainly not ministers and General Conference leaders.
The afro-sertanejo universe consists of the acquaintanceship ofthese religious traditions and coexistence in the same religious space making it increasingly difficult to conceive one religion without the other.
Prevailing egocentric concern makes it difficult to conceive of a repentance for any but one's own sins.
It is difficult to conceive that this relatively small quantity of Community tobacco, of which 5 380 940 kilogrammes have been recently sold, will disturb the world market.
The decision to include an introduction to the use of Grasshopper in the programme of the course was dictated by the fact that this plug-in- which is currently available for free download- makes it possible to adopt a different approach to designing in Rhinoceros. In fact it opens up a window on an alternative world, that of modelling through nodes, enabling the creation and logical management of extremely new andcomplex forms which would otherwise be incredibly difficult to conceive and realise.
Simply put, it would be very,very difficult to conceive of a type that was not, in some way, represented through a class.
It is also difficult to conceive of an honest dialogue with Cuba as long as the Sakharov prize winners are not allowed to travel to Europe.
Many parents are convinced that it is quite difficult to conceive twins, and the result depends on a number of genetic predispositions.
It is difficult to conceive of more compelling evidence of states' views as to the legally binding nature of international prescriptions than the amendment of their domestic criminal laws to comply with those obligations.
Because of its disregard of utility,it is difficult to conceive of a cost theory that could adequately explain the absolute height of money prices.
It is difficult to conceive of this as an activity of professional Nursing unless all these components-the action, its implicit skill, the values underlying it- are present.
One of them, Brent, declared that"it would be difficult to conceive a more self-indulgent, almost insolent, attitude on the subservience of women to men than this of Darwin.
It is difficult to conceive so deep and universal a state of religious feeling, with no instance of disorder, or tumult, or fanaticism, or anything that was objectionable, as was witnessed at Rome.
As in Bosnia, Rwanda and Burundi, and many others,it is difficult to conceive of the whole drama of yet more mass deaths, not to mention genocide, which we invariably say will be the last.
I think it's difficult to conceive of a world where you have to sacrifice so much and to understand what our grandparents did because now they're old, and when you think old, what do you think?
Commander Kennedy's evaluation: It is difficult to conceive a more formidable obstacle to an advancing squadron than this small portion of the river between Tres Bocas and Humaitá.
However, it is very difficult to conceive of resuming budgetary support to the PA when the unity government has not, despite some claims to the contrary, fulfilled the Quartet demands.