Sentence examples for difficult to narrow from inspiring English sources

And the scope of the topic made it especially difficult to narrow to some kind of narrative.

"It took me the best part of five years, and I found it incredibly difficult to narrow down what argument I wanted to make.

It's so difficult to narrow down the thing that's the most comforting, but if I have to, I'll say dill pickles.

Weddings are actually my favourite places to play so it's difficult to narrow it down, but I'd have to go for the classic Luther cut.

"It was very difficult to narrow down to one single reason all of the reasons why we can't get goals," Okada said.

While specific figures are difficult to narrow down and even harder to verify, the number of strikes, almost exclusively by drones, declined in 2013, as did the casualties they caused.

In fact, to please some stakeholders, you need to resist others; that might make you seem difficult to narrow-minded stakeholders that don't like your position on a matter, but it absolutely makes you a better leader over time.

It has been a busy sporting year with some notable performances, making it another difficult decision to narrow down Welsh sport's big names to five deserving nominees.

GPS and wi-fi can only get you so far, though, and inside a mall or airport it's much more difficult and inefficient to narrow down a user's location to anything approaching usability.

How difficult was it to narrow your focus given that LA is such an expanse of scenes?

Geologically, it's very difficult to get narrow intervals, you need to match up samples from different sites around the world and this involves painstaking research and a large amount of samples.