Examples of using Difficult to imagine in English and their translations into Spanish
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Why is it difficult to imagine nine black theatres
It is difficult to imagine that production levels of artisanal miners are unaffected by the exhaustion of the deposits.
it is difficult to imagine that this information is not available to the prosecutor.
However, in practice it was difficult to imagine any form of reparation other than restitution which might give rise to that sort of breach.
forced submission is difficult to imagine, particularly in criminal proceedings.
it has become increasingly more difficult to imagine the future.
It is difficult to imagine an issue on which the appropriateness of the Council's hearing the views of the membership is more compelling.
It was difficult to imagine that a report by a senior United Nations official could be so inconsistent.
Some views over the swamp of Zahara-El Gastor difficult to imagine if not contemplated.
it is difficult to imagine what texts the Committee is referring to in this recommendation.
Authorities say it is difficult to imagine anyone choosingtoisolatehimself… but John Cooper has done just that.
it is difficult to imagine a finer location.
All of these we knew to be true, but they were difficult to imagine today, seeing thousands of people singing
It is not difficult to imagine what happens when the trees are knocked down.
Indeed, it's difficult to imagine how Saudi Arabia could«protect Arabs»
It is difficult to imagine an argument that disproves itself more than this one does!
He nevertheless found it difficult to imagine objections contrary to jus cogens,
John finds it difficult to imagine that the fine-tuning of our universe has happened by accident,
Although it might seem difficult to imagine when you first start eating healthily,
Difficult to imagine a more ideal place to dispose of a body than the foundation of a building.