Sentence examples for difficult to tally the from inspiring English sources
For observers, it has been difficult to tally the frequency of such scattered protests, since the square is vast and police have immediately whisked protesters away.
While it is difficult to tally the exact dollar amount that NGOs bring to the table, there are numerous examples of how NGOs are playing the critical role to coordinate all to share resources, propose and implement win-win solutions on a large scale.
It can be a bit difficult to tally up the popular vote in House elections because you have to go ballot by ballot, and many incumbents run unopposed.
It's somewhat difficult to tally just how much the general managed to get wrong in two short statements, but let's try.
The Obama campaign does not have to report its August fund-raising totals until next week, so it is difficult to tally what it has in the bank at this point.
Mr. Bowles said it was difficult to tally just how many people work in the city's tech areas, but he said it was clear that the number had been growing at a "phenomenal clip".
But the discovery of wreckage on the island, located some way east of Kuala Lumpur, would be difficult to tally with either satellite data from MH370 or the discovery of a Boeing 777 "flaperon" on the island of Reunion in July.
As Williams sits back in his chair at the Liberty Stadium and casts his mind back to his days at Stockport, he finds it difficult to tally that gruelling apprenticeship at Edgeley Park with his current standing in the game.
New York's borrowing is so difficult to tally that it came as a shock a few weeks ago when the Citizens Budget Commission estimated that the state is a stunning $227 billion in debt.
The total amount of money Mr. Weiner has secured is difficult to tally because until a rule change last year, members were not required to attach their names to such line items.
