Sentence examples for difficult to pinpoint the from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to pinpoint the birth of "going forward".

It's always difficult to pinpoint the motivations of the opaque and narrowly political Mr. Silver.

It's difficult to pinpoint the moment when an endeavor becomes an epic.

Nor is it difficult to pinpoint the immediate cause, Klingaman said.

It is more difficult to pinpoint the toll on the land.

He said it was difficult to pinpoint the cause behind the legionnaires' cluster.

Many experts on the issue acknowledge that it is difficult to pinpoint the origins of attacks.

It is difficult to pinpoint the reasons for the yawning gap between high and low pay in Britain.

It is difficult to pinpoint the time when the Indo-Aryan dialects first became identifiable as languages.

So apologies for the slight lack of anything interesting to say, but being a self-employed loafer, it's difficult to pinpoint the time when useful activity starts again.

And in the constant flux of the city, it's difficult to pinpoint the moment any newly revived neighborhood turns that vital corner.