Sentence examples for be difficult to document from inspiring English sources

But it will be difficult to document refugees if they are returned straight to Turkey without being formally registered – as the current version of the plan suggests could happen in some cases.

It is not unusual for a pivotal battle of this time period to be difficult to document.

"The true death toll may be difficult to document — according to media reports, members of local families were buried when the airstrikes leveled their clay and adobe homes".

But it would be difficult to document the allegation when, as noted above, Emirates continues to stonewall on details: their "independent auditors' opinion" provided no substance, nothing that would meet IFRS International Financial Reporting Standardss) criteria for completeness and transparency.

However, we quickly realized that this would be difficult to document in an objective way and that besides the outcome might actually provide limited insight.

Pain may be difficult to document with photographs since it is not visible.

The civilian toll had been difficult to document and until then, impossible to film, let alone broadcast.

"For football and baseball players, explosive muscle mass might relate to more power, but it is difficult to document that it leads to better performance".

This element is predicted to be solid at room temperature, although it is so unstable that this quality is difficult to document.

The all-party inquiry said there were a huge number of initiatives in the UK and the "food aid landscape" was difficult to document.

And the school improvements, while frequently confirmed anecdotally and through individual school test scores, have been difficult to document in ways that satisfy rigorous educational research standards.