Sentence examples for difficult to make clear from inspiring English sources
Prof. Eddington has emphasised an aspect of relativity theory which is of great philosophical importance, but difficult to make clear without somewhat abstruse mathematics.
It may also be difficult to make clear decisions at such an emotional and dangerous time, particularly if children are involved who may have been uprooted from home and school.
You often need to wear four hats at the same time: shareholder, relative, administrator, and manager, and it can be difficult to make clear which one you are wearing when talking to another member of the family.
Since longitudinal studies, particularly those that examine the youngest group of children, are virtually non-existent, it is difficult to make clear predictions.
Because of the complexity of the NAD metabolic network (Fig. 1) it is difficult to make clear predictions on how evolutionary forces have shaped the sequence composition of NAD metabolic enzymes.
This resulted in comparisons of (i) W versus S, (ii) S versus IS, (iii) IS versus G, (iv) G versus B, and (v) B versus D. For the misses it was difficult to make clear a priori predictions.
It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.
It was somewhat difficult to make a clear-cut typology of indicators, whatever classification was used.
At this time, it is difficult to make a clear-cut recommendation on the management of osteopaenia and osteoporosis for patients with AS in the absence of any studies on the subject.
The alternative splicing variant of the human CA IX identified in this study can be classified to this category, although it is difficult to make a clear-cut conclusion, since the expression pattern of the full-length CA IX is quite particular.
Even here, at the seat of another empire, it's awfully difficult to make him any clearer than he made himself.
