Sentence examples for be hard to specify from inspiring English sources
Another difficulty with insider trading as a crime is that it can be hard to specify the victim.
JUST when the two-story entry foyer vaulted beyond popularity and became an icon of success would be hard to specify.
Therefore, it will be hard to specify to what extent has the application and theorization of the concept of social entrepreneurship led to different empirical outcomes.
A common usability problem is that it is hard to specify the policies that the mechanisms enforce.
"It's hard to specify a single source for the opposition," says Rev Wendell Griffin, a Baptist pastor and judge in Arkansas.
At what point we realize that disaster awaits, and that these contented lives, like all lives, can be caught in a riptide, is hard to specify.
Without knowing the exact diseases being carried by the cows, it is hard to specify the precise health risks for humans.
The day on the lunar calendar corresponds to March 5, but since she celebrated on dates varying from March 6 to March 20, it is hard to specify the exact day.
As sociologist Erving Goffman commented in his influential 1959 study, The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, "all the world is not a stage, but the ways in which it is not are hard to specify".
Or "Poets at the Blackboard," in which the author reviews the college curricula of Pound and William Carlos Williams and concludes: "It is hard to specify anything they should have been taught instead.
