Sentence examples for difficult to be accurate from inspiring English sources

"Getting through the checkpoints takes time, so forecasting for the future, it is difficult to be accurate".

It's difficult to be accurate about its size, argues Mackinnon, because so much of it is run by organised crime.

They are refusing to contemplate any dilution of their all-or-bust style, but it is clearly difficult to be accurate and adventurous – and disciplined – when opponents are still strong of limb and have air in their chests.

From these profiles, it is difficult to be accurate as to how much Ins P6 we would have been able to detect.

It was difficult to be accurate in recording the exact volume injected, due to subsequent back pressure but it was estimated that 70 100 μl was used per treatment.

It is therefore particularly difficult to be accurate about the children who remained in London, although we can be reasonably secure in the identification of placements beyond the metropolis.

It is sometimes difficult to be so accurate, particularly when the lesion is single, of very small size, or when the lesions are multiple, or are infiltrative.

Hitting with the wind proved tricky for both players as their shots often sailed long and it made it difficult to be offensive and accurate.

It is difficult to be sure how accurate caregivers' recall of searching time was.

However, in community based studies, this diaries are difficult to be done in an accurate manner, specially because diet is a modifiable risk factor.

What is difficult to determine is how accurate and representative the salient aspects of the agents are of the travelling public.