Sentence examples for difficult to make true from inspiring English sources

And I discovered, as I pick up the pieces and try to move on, that as you reach your thirties, it gets increasingly difficult to make true and lasting friends.

Even then, it is difficult to make true or false statements.

It is difficult to make a true comparison to 2008 since the first day that election administrators mailed ballots in 2008 was on Monday, Sept. 15 and in 2012, it was earlier on Friday, Sept. 7. To make the most consistent comparison as possible, I generate statistics for the first date of mailing of ballots.

This makes it difficult to make a true distinction between the relative importance of the items and the subscales.

This approach obviously reduced the numbers of patients in the two cohorts by 60% but was taken to minimize the numbers of false classifications, since it is well known that it is difficult to make a true distinction between different causes of infections, bacterial or viral, based on clinical judgment only (15).

Try to make true friends.

Thus a true comparison is difficult to make.

True courage is mostly choices, not gestures — difficult to make dramatic.

But this interaction makes it difficult to establish true causation, something that's critical in the courtroom.

However, the forces applied to the tissues during the massage sessions were not quantified making it difficult to establish true causation between the forces and biologic responses.

Machine-learning algorithms that prioritize entertaining content over truthful content and the growth of polarized news outlets make "true" news difficult to distinguish from fabricated news, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius said.