Sentence examples for difficult to represent from inspiring English sources

And it's murderously difficult to represent this mysterious process on screen.

Some defence solicitors fear this practice makes it more difficult to represent clients fairly.

The interior of an artist's mind is notoriously difficult to represent on the page.

The termination of the batch process is more difficult to represent.

Process knowledge is normally hard to capture and manage and is even more difficult to represent.

In so doing, finer-scale variation in land suitability is difficult to represent.

WHY is it difficult to represent a round planet on a flat map?

It is this very technological consumption that makes digital work so emblematic of our time, yet so difficult to represent.

It is difficult to represent all types of shrinkage curves with a single continuous equation which uses explicit parameters.

"It is difficult to represent someone in absentia," conceded Michael B. Himmel, a lawyer from Woodbridge who is defending Mr. Axelrod in the tax case.

"Relationships are the best thing - it's really difficult to represent a relationship with a character graphically, but the writers tools in StoryNexus let you respond differently.