Sentence examples for are difficult to sort from inspiring English sources

"These are issues that are difficult to sort out.

So the problem for a policymaker is to separate the price changes that are properly directing the flow of resources from those that aren't, and the size or rapidity of price changes is not enough to make this determination, the two types of price changes are difficult to sort out.

There are lots of different polymers and each has distinctive chemical and physical properties, different melting temperatures, and separate secondary markets...Most plastics can't be recycled together, but many look so similar that they are difficult to sort...just a few PVC bottles in a half-ton bale of PET bottles or vice versa, can contaminate the whole batch, rendering it unusable.

The effects of invasion by species-specific TEs on speciation events are difficult to sort out since introduction of new TE families were observed several times during evolution within the dothideomycete lineage while bursts of transposition did not occur in any other Pleosporales species.

"It's difficult to sort out science from the belief".

It can be difficult to sort out the taxonomy.

This material is of great complexity and variety and is difficult to sort out.

But some disputes could be difficult to sort out, analysts say.

On some days, it is difficult to sort out the criminals from the noncriminals.

In such paintings it can be difficult to sort out the contribution of one artist from another.

It can be difficult to sort fact from fiction, as angry protesters denounce the legislation at raucous public forums.