Sentence examples for difficulty of defining from inspiring English sources

Scholars are increasingly confronted with the difficulty of defining the public sector.

Difficulty of defining American Indians as category; futility of trying to define Hispanic as a racial category.

Another reason for the upsurge in the use of the race card is the difficulty of defining discrimination.

A soldier expresses his despair at the difficulty of defining the enemy, when enemy soldiers and civilians seemed indistinguishable.

The difficulty of defining spam is one reason efforts to pass federal legislation to stop it have foundered.

It also underscores the difficulty of defining error in a field like animal cognition where inconsistent results are common.

Now the members of the class of '03 are landing in a local job market characterized primarily by the difficulty of defining it.

The difficulty of defining newsworthiness leaves judges a good deal of leeway in finding certain subjects off limits for public consumption.

Of all the conundrums of identity, transsexuality is most imbued with the contradictions between physical sex and sexual orientation, and it illustrates the difficulty of defining gender.

Part of the problem, experts on each side of the bar association proposal said, is the difficulty of defining what amounts to legal work.

The doctrinal controversies in 16th-century Lutheranism are indicative of the difficulty of defining precisely what it means to be "Lutheran".