Sentence examples similar to difficult to find a definition from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to find a uniform definition of SLEDD in the literature.
Recovery involves the development of new meaning and purpose in one's life as one grows beyond the catastrophic effects of mental illness [ 10] (p.527) Since recovery has a personal meaning for each individual, it can be difficult to find a shared definition.
Theresa May has also promised to "drive extremism out" of the public sector – rehashing a not-at-all-totalitarian-sounding "full spectrum" programme that failed to get anywhere in 2015 because it was difficult to find a legally workable definition for "extremism".
With such a range of symptoms caused by influenza, and when infections with other circulating upper respiratory viruses cause similar symptoms, collectively referred to as influenza-like-illnesses, it is difficult to find a single case definition which is highly sensitive and also highly specific for influenza virus.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to find a general acceptable definition of an ICU and the preconditions mandatory for its effective function.
Apart from obviously false citations it is difficult to find a universally accepted definition or even a numerical cut-off value for the unscientific use of self-cites.
It is difficult to find a suitable cut-off day for definition of re-bleeding.
On the other hand, it is difficult to find a suitable cut-off day for definition of re-bleeding.
From avionics, transport and telecommunication systems to general commercial appliances such as smart phones, high definition TVs and gaming consoles; it is difficult to find a domain where these systems have not made their mark.
