Sentence examples for be hard to document from inspiring English sources

Even American weddings may be hard to document adequately in less than six months.

While many patients and their doctors say the drug can improve the quality of life — like a sense of well-being and an ability to carry out daily tasks without exhaustion or pain — such effects can be hard to document.

These communications can be hard to document and extremely frightening, as when a boy sends a picture of a bloody knife over Snapchat to his ex-girlfriend and the image is set to dissolve in seconds.

In fact, nearly always with new technologies, there's a period of gradual change that can be harder to document than, say, patent filings.

"So in many ways this is a phenomenon that is hard to document or prove.

Assertions that companies exploit the system to pay foreigners less are hard to document.

I believe the case against semiautomatic weaponry is hard to document, let alone prove.

"It is hard to document extinction," said Dr. Christopher J. Raxworthy, who curated the exhibition.

But hundreds of thousands of jobs are still disappearing each month, and White House claims about "saved" jobs are hard to document.

Though it's hard to document (there were not yet any gay publications to speak of), gay readers immediately recognized "The Gallery" for the literary landmark it was and talked it up.

In October 1992, after New Jersey passed the nation's first assault weapons ban, Mr. Forrester wrote that the case for banning semiautomatic weapons was "hard to document, let alone prove" and he derided the law as political pandering.