Sentence examples for difficult for us to track from inspiring English sources

This tactic would be safer for the rogue government, since it would be extremely difficult for us to track the bomb's origin, and we wouldn't know where to begin a retaliation.

"By using private ambulances, it makes it more difficult for us to keep track of how many people are going to the hospital and it keeps it difficult for the police to find out what is going on because they are never called with these companies," he said.

"It is difficult for us to verify and keep track of where the money goes," Mr. Kim said.

In the past it used to be difficult for publishers to track such activity.

Wolves roam huge home ranges, making it difficult for conservationists to track them visually.

The long incubation period makes it even more difficult for investigators to track the source of the outbreak.

It's difficult for authorities to track which hawala transfers buy food and other necessities in Somalia and which might be support for militant groups.

But critics say that there is no central registry where clinical trials and their results are available, making it difficult for researchers to track all studies that have been done on a single drug.

There is no consistency around innovation best practice, which makes it difficult for leadership to track and measure progress.

Additionally 48% of large enterprises do not have a centrally managed corporate account, which makes it difficult for them to track and eventually try to curb usage.

Is that a concern that once it passes from human back into pigs then it mutates and becomes more difficult for you to track and deal with it.