Sentence examples for be hard to test from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to test the hypothesis without a major earthquake, which might not happen in the lifetime of anyone alive today (but could also happen any minute now).

Moreover, financial innovations can be hard to test before they are taken to market as they entail an essential component, which is the inter-temporal transfer of value through time (Goetzmann and Rouwenhorst, 2005).

Ignoring for now whether or not dictionaries manage to report analyticities (is a 'bushy tail' really analytic of 'dog'?), it looks like sense (2) and (3) differ merely by specification of gender, and so if this makes for ambiguity, it may well be hard to test for.

However, Kohler says this hypothesis will be hard to test using archaeological data.

Note however that the latter issue would be hard to test in our population since these horses are still experiencing several challenges to their welfare, such as confinement, social isolation and time-restricted feeding practices.

It would be hard to test this hypothesis directly, but a necessary first step would be to see if there is a group of people who perform poorly both on testing (when not used for selection) and then, later, in patients' eyes.

However, sometimes utilities are not turned on in vacant properties so it can be harder to test the heating and air conditioning systems, says Lesniewski, who recommends working with an inspector and real estate agent familiar with foreclosure issues.

Younger kids would be easier to move due to smaller limbs (especially for the proximal muscles which are addressed briefly) but would be harder to test due to reasons of adherence since they are so young.

It's hard to test for those intangibles up front.

It's hard to test a bed in a store.

Historically, seismological theories have been hard to test against actual observations.