Sentence examples for difficult to pinpoint a from inspiring English sources
"It's difficult to pinpoint a spot in the desert," Mr. Ultan explained.
Looking back over one's 50-year career, it is difficult to pinpoint a defining moment where it all came together.
All we do know is that Beasley is a profoundly weird basketball player, and though it is difficult to pinpoint a perfect role for him with absolute certainty, his offensive potential is unmistakable.
But if the distinctions between pornography, obscenity, indecency and plain old flirtatious fun have become murky ("I know it when I see it," was Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's famous non-definition of pornography), it's difficult to pinpoint a cause.
IT'S difficult to pinpoint a design style for a home with an artificial leg in the entry, an oversize medical model of an ear on the Le Corbusier dining table and a metal carnival clown head that doubles as a cat bed.
In a career that included serving as head of the land and property unit with the United Nations transitional administration in Timor-Leste, where he helped to resolve land disputes in the newly independent country, Gray says it is difficult to pinpoint a highlight.
In financial reports, Bank of America does not break out losses and write-downs sustained by its own mortgage division versus Countrywide, so it is difficult to pinpoint an exact cost of the Countrywide deal.
Federal law requires only broad ranges for disclosure forms, and such filings include assets for spouses, so it is difficult to pinpoint an exact financial snapshot for an individual.
It's difficult to pinpoint an exact time and place because it was all mixed in with the research for another book – my novel Apache, also set in the American west in the late 19th century, about a girl warrior determined to avenge her brother's death.
It's the other types of queries that are difficult, and it's difficult to pinpoint an exact time when these changes began.
