Sentence examples for be difficult to catalogue from inspiring English sources

It would be difficult to catalogue all of Dean Blunt's schemes since 2009, when he released his earliest avant-garde EPs as part of the duo Hype Williams.

Rare mutations will be difficult to catalogue comprehensively [10].

Jordana-Lluch et al. disregarded those specimens with a polymicrobial identification by either or both methods, as the events with one correct detection but with a disagreement in the second one were difficult to catalogue as "true positive" or "false positive".

Malformative combinations: Some patients may present several associated anomalies of mesonephric, Müllerian and/or cloacal origin [9, 54, 69] that result in very complex malformations [70, 71] with a rich chart of symptoms that may be difficult to appropriately catalogue and treat, especially if the embryology and physiopathology of the female genital tract is not taken into consideration.  .

But as purchasing increasingly shifts to mobile, it turns out that it continues to be difficult to search, discover and catalogue individual items.

With a back catalogue so strong and vast it can be difficult to know where to dive in.

The article is distorted on so many levels that it is hard to catalogue them all.

Despite the obvious authorial notes of satire, and even outright condemnation, it is difficult to read these catalogues of domestic wealth without feeling, if not necessarily lust, then at least a bit of envy or wonder.

Even today it is difficult to look at the Disasters, because Goya catalogues the brutality and fatal consequences of war in such a stark, confrontational and unflinching manner.

Daughton (2003a) advocated the development of a database to catalogue the distribution of prescription and OTC drugs (information on the latter in particular is difficult to obtain at the present).

These functional variations are difficult to detect due to extent of genetic diversity and, to date, incomplete cataloguing of the large number of variants present both within and between populations.