Sentence examples for already difficult to define from inspiring English sources

It's already difficult to define who is authentically Jewish or what being Jewish means - something Mendelsohn should know - and that's why non-Jews can sometimes identify with Jews.

Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of Universities UK, said that detailed postcode information on crime was already publicly available - and that it was difficult to define a separate category of "student-relevant crime".

Because these patients already had refractory sarcoma at the time of pazopanib therapy, it is difficult to define the anti-tumor activity of pazopanib in this subset.

Premature ejaculation is difficult to define.

American Folk art is difficult to define.

Interesting prose is difficult to define.

It's rather difficult to define.

Biologically consistent taxa difficult to define.

It is easy to recognise, but fiendishly difficult to define.

What that something was, however, was curiously difficult to define.

"It's difficult to define precisely," he laughs.