Sentence examples for difficult to clearly from inspiring English sources

But sometimes it's difficult to clearly trace the pain to a specific cause.

As a result of these human activities, it is now difficult to clearly guarantee the sustainable future of humankind.

Powers, duties, responsibilities, accountabilities, culpabilities and liabilities may become difficult to clearly understand, document and consent to.

Dr. Gutierrez said the companies had different business models, making it difficult to clearly state which tests needed F.D.A. approval.

A major problem is that it is difficult to clearly explain phenomena occurring in three or more dimensions on a two-dimensional chalkboard.

However, it appears difficult to clearly separate between convective forcing and the effects of the background winds, for which similar correlations are found.

However, it seemed to be very difficult to clearly resolve the very small differences in Tgs caused from various loading of nanosized silicate in NBR/OC30B nanocomposites.

Due to the similar backscattering coefficients of YSZ and Ni, it is difficult to clearly distinguish between the two phases in the image.

Despite this fact, Ghana as a developing country lacks a burn repository and that makes it difficult to clearly understand the bigger picture of the injury.

Mr. Foer said that as print publications engage the Internet, it can be difficult to clearly define and apply journalistic principles.

While identity theft is a crime, it is often committed across geographic boundaries, and it is frequently difficult to clearly identify someone as the thief.