Sentence examples for be difficult to locate from inspiring English sources

The coordinate system has difficulties, however, when applied to cortical locations: (1) it can be difficult to locate the posterior commissure (PC); (2) the fundamental axis is short, and errors in specifying the axis lead to large errors at the cortical surface; (3) there is no normalisation for brain size.

It would be difficult to locate many outside Houston that would give the Dynamo a chance.

Where do we find him?" "He may be difficult to locate.

It shouldn't be difficult to locate the reading for any given week.

The method has the advantage of covering a large amount of territory where fish might otherwise be difficult to locate.

And in American letters it would be difficult to locate a more graphomaniacal crowd than those intersecting, overlapping couples loosely configured around Partisan Review in its heyday.

"She was difficult to locate".

Many spammers are difficult to locate and to prosecute.

"She has been difficult to locate and her assets have been impossible to locate," he said.

Theatergoers complained that the coupons were difficult to locate, but that was precisely the point.

The songs are short and uniformly excellent, so it's difficult to locate a focal point.