Sentence examples for and difficult to capture from inspiring English sources

It was very fleet of foot and difficult to capture.

Others are much more elusive and difficult to capture on paper, though I know they exist.

The phenomena involved in dry out are complicated and difficult to capture in full details in experiments.

For the opinion pollsters the 2010 election was neither a humiliation like 1992 nor a routinely efficient performance like 2005, but wayward and difficult to capture accurately.

When the returns were uncertain and difficult to capture, private firms were unwilling to invest, and government played the decisive role.

However, many of those organisms — like jellyfish, squid, and octopuses — are soft-bodied and difficult to capture for study with existing underwater tools, which too frequently damage or destroy them.

However, many of those organisms are soft-bodied - like jellyfish, squid, and octopuses - and are difficult to capture for study with existing underwater tools, which all too frequently damage or destroy them.

But that occurs randomly and is difficult to capture in standard testing protocols.

It flies fast through the rainforest canopy and proved difficult to capture, so hunters used shotguns loaded with salt to bring it down.

Furthermore, liver metastases are more suitable for accurate repeated measurements in contrast to the primary tumour which may be mobile and therefore difficult to capture in the same position from scan to scan.

Although we included frailty predictors in the propensity scores, we cannot eliminate the possibility that residual confounding remained after adjustment, given that frailty is multi-dimensional and is difficult to capture with claims data alone (Fried et al. 2004).