Sentence examples for difficult to chart a from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to chart a new path in playing that well-known work, but the sensitivity of Mr. Barnatan's soft playing was memorable.

The entire streetwear game has been exploding so rapidly over the past few years that it's difficult to chart an exact growth pattern but there are indicators.

Cause and effect is difficult to chart in a presidential campaign.

While this impact timeline provides a useful illustration of the critical moments (and phases) in terms of social impacts on livelihoods and wellbeing to all Montserratians, vulnerability itself is a complex social characteristic and is more difficult to chart.

The plant's threat to the alcohol industry is difficult to chart.

Representation of disability is difficult to chart, but seems to be similarly dire.

It is difficult to chart when attitudes toward religion began shifting in action sports.

It's not difficult to chart the diversification of MTV's output over the last decade.

It's difficult to chart historically because serious efforts by the military to track suicides began in earnest only a decade ago.

Soon they begin a sexual relationship that is conducted almost entirely in silence and becomes for Bigelow as powerful and difficult to chart as his other passion, the Alaskan weather.

Global health impacts from pesticide exposure, while serious, remain dauntingly difficult to chart, and Flannery does not note that most documented deaths, according to the World Health Organization, result not from use (or misuse) in the field, but from the widespread habit, particularly in South Asia, of drinking pesticide to commit suicide.