Sentence examples for difficult to be precise from inspiring English sources

"But it's difficult to be precise about what's different..

It is difficult to be precise – the Bird regime consistently failed to file audited accounts to parliament.

It is difficult to be precise because the quality of the tomato is paramount, so here is a guideline recipe.

But Roney stopped short of calling a recovery among Bunzl's clients: "It's very difficult to be precise about the future … We are still cautious".

It acknowledges that it is difficult to be precise about the contribution of supply and demand to the reduction in loans but notes that "constrained credit supply" is one of the factors holding back economic recovery.

But it's difficult to be precise.

It is very difficult to be more precise.

It is easy to make a promise of a grand day out at Thomond Park since the game will be refereed by Nigel Owens – that strange creature, a Welshman in the quarter-finals – but it's difficult to be more precise than that.

Archytas was, roughly speaking, a contemporary of Plato, but it is difficult to be more precise about his dates.

As a result, it is difficult to be as precise with a touch screen as one can be with a mouse.

(It's difficult to be more precise because of the particular population unit the Tax Policy Center uses for its calculations).