Sentence examples for difficult to count from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to count.

These things are difficult to count with certainty.

But aid is now becoming more difficult to count on.

Foxes are notoriously secretive, Dr. Harris said, which makes them difficult to count through sightings.

"The total number of survival machines on Earth," he wrote, "is very difficult to count".

We don't arbitrarily set them aside because it's too difficult to count them.

"It's actually difficult to count," says Simmons. "How do you define a speaker?

The destruction made it difficult to count and identify the bodies, officials said.

Some have sneaked across the river and are thus difficult to count.

It is difficult to count the recovery population here because only residential treatment beds are licensed by the state.

Disrupted transportation and communications links have made it difficult to count the dead and distribute relief goods.