Sentence examples for and difficult to decipher from inspiring English sources

DORY is different and difficult to decipher.

The signing is rapid and difficult to decipher.

Planting plans are always closely held, and difficult to decipher.

In reflection, contemporary government policy is also extraordinarily complicated and difficult to decipher.

"The handwriting is in the old, 19th-century style and difficult to decipher.

When she started to talk, her speech was quick and difficult to decipher.

Where his power ended and the president's began became more and more difficult to decipher.

When observed in terms of transformative potential, the landscape of the recent wave of urban activism is a complex phenomenon and, hence, difficult to decipher.

The Book of Taliesin, the oldest surviving copy of his works (written about 700 years after his time), attributes to him a variety of poems, some on religious themes, some arcane verses that belong to Celtic mythological traditions and that are very difficult to decipher, and some that refer to known historical figures.

Among the similarities between canine and human diseases, the inter-individual clinical heterogeneity is a prominent feature; however, this makes results from preclinical and clinical studies difficult to decipher.

Written with Chinese characters used in various ways to stand for Korean meanings and sounds, the poems are difficult to decipher, and there is no consensus on the interpretation of the content.