Examples of using Difficult to fathom in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Difficult to fathom.
Why this should be so is not difficult to fathom.
This is not quite so difficult to fathom given that it has an 11-pound brain.
The scope andseverity of the atrocities are difficult to fathom.
It is difficult to fathom the intense embarrassment this request should have brought Abraham.
Biblical prophecy is, by its nature,ambiguous and difficult to fathom.
Again, it's difficult to fathom why Russell was so preoccupied with the concept of blacks becoming whites.
We have consular issues that are of a multitude that is difficult to fathom.
You have commented on the most difficult to fathom(Prajnaparamita), Mother of the Triumphant, in accord with its intended meaning.
How to frame this in schemes of“output per man-hour” is difficult to fathom.
It seems difficult to fathom how Russell, who blushed at suggestions that he was God's"Faithful and Wise Servant," could harbor and promulgate such a deplorable and misconceived attitude towards black men and women.
Nonetheless, the support that the military coup received from many Egyptian liberals is difficult to fathom.
I find it difficult to fathom the reasoning behind the announcement that this extension would run only until 2003, but we can welcome the way in which Germany and the Netherlands have declared their willingness to assume command of this force.
Having watched the field of weaning for more than 30 years,I find this new irrationalism difficult to fathom.
Companies also need to pay special attention to the employee hiring process,as complex labour laws may be difficult to fathom for foreign companies.
You will have to take a deep breath before we continue because we're going to plunge into depths that are difficult to fathom.
On behalf of the IND/DEM Group.-(NL) When I paid Kosovo a workingvisit two months ago, I could see why many find it difficult to fathom the international presence in that country.
With the regime's information blockade keepingthe full picture hidden, the scope and severity of the atrocities are difficult to fathom.
Indeed so many committees have been set up that the name comitology was invented to describe a system that was so difficult to fathom and so difficult to get to grips with.
The former include accounts of Buddhas multiplying themselves into countless forms simultaneously helping numberless beings in myriad worlds, while the latter include collections of terse andpithy verses extremely difficult to fathom.
While some of the bans appear linked to the government's fears over religious extremism,others are more difficult to fathom.
With the regime's information blockade keeping the full picture hidden, the scope andseverity of the atrocities are difficult to fathom.