Sentence examples for difficult to single out from inspiring English sources

I find it very difficult to single out one person in my mind.

It is very difficult to single out any payer for credit.

It's difficult to single out [individuals] – I feel offensively and defensively we were not convincing tonight.

At the risk of being terribly even-handed, it's difficult to single out places that are the most inspiring.

But it's difficult to single out one person, you get a lot of help from a lot of people".

It's difficult to single out a strong performance, because the ensemble is so well matched and buoyantly directed by Robert O'Hara.

Except for gender, no other socio-demographic characteristic identified high-risk sub-populations, making it difficult to single-out at-risk groups for prevention and indicating preventive strategies should be widespread.

"The Supreme Court has largely said racist speech is speech, and it is difficult for states to single out racist speech for criminal prosecution," said Robert A. Schapiro, a constitutional law professor at Emory University in Atlanta.

Given the snail's lack of planktonic dispersal and its observed strong population structure in NEA, we cannot reject this scenario, although it is difficult from our data to single out a likely region for one large refugium.

Given the low tectonic activity of the study area, the majority of knickpoints was also found to coincide with lithologic boundaries, making it difficult without further geomorphological data to single out dynamic knickpoints directly caused by the upstream propagation of channel instabilities relating to base level change.

While Osborne will defy Labour to endorse his cap, the opposition should not find it difficult to say that it is wrong to single out these victims.