Sentence examples for difficult to nail from inspiring English sources

David Letterman is more difficult to nail down.

Even in Ikaria, the truth has been sometimes difficult to nail down.

It's also worth noting that Facebook updates this stuff all the time, so it's difficult to nail down.

(Its exact size is difficult to nail down because French citizens are not identified by race in the census).

But it might also remind voters that Mr. Brown has a history of being on all sides of important issues, of being difficult to nail down.

Alas, box-office figures for the bergfilm, that beloved Nazi genre, aren't readily available, and it's very difficult to nail a suitable pacesetting film for Everest.

It has been very difficult trying to nail down my Chicago schedule due to Dean travel that is happening during my trip and an event I am planning.

Khan's strengths lie in impressionistic dance theatre, and the specifics of this narrative are difficult for him to nail.

Sourav Mishra, a 35-year-old Mumbai resident who was injured in the attacks of 2008, said he hoped to see the perpetrators prosecuted and jailed in Pakistan, but understood that the neighbouring state "was in a lot of trouble right now and that it would be very difficult for them to nail someone for a crime that happened in India".

No wonder it's so difficult for Germans to nail the English name.

According to Harmon, the team started developing the app to list clothing first, since it's a difficult category in which to nail sizing.