Sentence examples for difficult to catch the from inspiring English sources

At such a distance it will be difficult to catch the signs.

For example, cameras can't be installed in bathrooms, making it difficult to catch the offender in the act.

In reality, the security experts admit, it is incredibly difficult to catch the culprits of increasingly-sophisticated cyber attacks.

The six-speed gearbox is pretty good, too, though it can be a bit difficult to catch the right gear with the short-throw shifter.

"Stories are very difficult to catch," the Brothers Grimm announce at the beginning, as they go narrative-hunting with butterfly nets.

But perhaps the hardest part of a virus sleuth's job is knowing that it is extremely difficult to catch the perpetrators.

These by-products have proven difficult to catch within the context of the definition of waste.

Jane Austen's admirer Virginia Woolf said that "of all great writers she is the most difficult to catch in the act of greatness".

But the rabbits proved difficult to catch in the necessary numbers.

Atletico coach Simeone said: "I have nothing to reproach them for". Even with nine men Atletico were not overwhelmed by the champions but Simeone admitted Barcelona may be difficult to catch in the title race.

Perpetrators are particularly difficult to catch because the crime itself is so simple.