Sentence examples for difficult to follow on from inspiring English sources

The ensuing fracas, in which the police made several arrests, is also difficult to follow on the footage, which was recorded by cyclists that night.

This started a little exchange (difficult to follow on Twitter, or I'd link to it), which I will summarize.

As such, it's difficult to follow to the letter.

This is the last post in our series on why it is often difficult to follow through on our New Year's fitness resolutions.

The flow of sex workers, traders and fishermen makes it difficult to follow up on and treat patients, Byaruhanga says.

Though his threat to name China a currency manipulator for keeping the renminbi at an artificially low level is not appreciated, analysts say he would find it difficult to follow through on his pledge because the value of China's currency against the dollar has risen substantially in recent years.

But it can be difficult to follow through on New Year's Resolutions, especially without any help or support.

It's more difficult to follow through on those plans once the action heats up.

The state of the art Y chromosomal phylogeny is difficult to follow up based on the literature, even for scientists working exclusively on this chromosome.

His account of the lie detector's invention and early history is difficult to follow and often confusing on the specifics.

This might be caused by the more technical interest of the researchers in SEAs and by the fact that the recommendations of SEAs do not have a legally binding character, which makes it difficult to follow their actual influence on policy decisions.