Sentence examples for difficult to time from inspiring English sources

In many tasks, the subject, rather than the experimenter, controls the timing of behavioral events, making it difficult to time lock recorded neurochemical changes with repeated behaviors for signal averaging and standard analysis (i.e., averaging across experimenter-predetermined trials).

The continual movement makes Pacquiao difficult to time.

"It does create more attention and it is difficult to time everything out.

He said: "The reality is it is very difficult to time the market right.

But such visits would be difficult to time, Mr. Mooney of Disney said, adding that Disney did not have contractual rights to make surprise inspections for quality checks, a provision in the contract that Disney may want to renegotiate.

"Hence, one main message for investors today is that if someone as economically literate and well connected as Keynes found it difficult to time currencies, then the rest of us should think twice before believing we can do any better".

It's difficult to spend time together".

7: It was difficult to find time for this.

Three informants said going back to work made it more difficult to find time to exercise.

It's not so difficult to beat in time".

Is it difficult to play, eight times a week?