Sentence examples for difficult to transcribe from inspiring English sources

And another that is difficult to transcribe but sounded like a rotating lawn sprinkler.

Where the mush-mouthed lyrics on "Panda" became a long-running Internet joke, the words to "Timmy Turner" — although equally difficult to transcribe — carry a narrative weight.

"Anybody who has ever copied or memorized a Stein piece knows that it is difficult to transcribe Stein accurately," Dydo writes in an essay called "How to Read Gertrude Stein," published in 1984 in the Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship.

Third the sound quality of the calls can make them difficult to transcribe.

Comments by nonnative speakers were more difficult to transcribe and interpret.

Eva Marie Beale: When I first read it, I couldn't read every word, and it was difficult to transcribe.

Similarly to the homologous DUX4 mRNA, the DUX4c sequence is extremely GC-rich and difficult to retro-transcribe and amplify.

They are time-consuming, especially to transcribe and translate, and difficult to analyse in a systematic way because there are no universally accepted criteria for the interpretation of results.

By Roberta Kwok January 16, 2017 Shakespeare's World, a new project on the research crowdsourcing site Zooniverse, aims to transcribe thousands of pages of difficult-to-read manuscripts.

Shakespeare's World, a new project on the research crowdsourcing site Zooniverse, aims to transcribe thousands of pages of difficult-to-read manuscripts.

She is to transcribe them.