Sentence examples for difficult to attempt from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to attempt to make, and almost impossible to succeed in making, any detailed reconstruction of events that have not already been extensively recorded on film.

However, his colleagues at NPL thought the engineering too difficult to attempt, and a much smaller machine was built, the Pilot Model ACE (1950).

Thus if the processes we modelled operate similarly in nature, our results suggest that it is difficult to attempt to predict the precise trajectory of the community in a particular patch.

Under these circumstances, it is very difficult to attempt to do a fair comparison.

It would be difficult to attempt a comprehensive discussion of this literature and given that the subject is not central to Kato's work, I won't even try.

Far from being trained or organised into this problem, he took it on despite the prevailing wisdom in 1939 that it was too difficult to attempt.

Gary Ballance (18 and 7) He found himself in desperately difficult circumstances to attempt to get his Test career off the ground, but showed some ticker in wearing a Mitchell Johnson rocket that nearly lifted head and helmet off in one go.

Answer: It is a very difficult thing to attempt to measure how media does and does not influence society, groups in society.

It's a difficult task to attempt to condense every element on planet Earth and in modern society into one CGI animation.

As we add more IaaS Cloud providers, so it becomes more difficult to readily attempt such a comparison.

The Via Egnatia seems to have been difficult to even attempt with a wagon during the 5th c.