Sentence examples for elusive between from inspiring English sources

So far, alliances have proved elusive between Indians in the Amazon and indigenous groups in highland areas, ruling out, for now, the kind of broad indigenous protest movements that helped oust governments in neighboring Ecuador and Bolivia earlier in the decade.

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The first, he thinks, is particularly elusive today.

A offbeat take on the elusive 1970's cult comedian.

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Every summer since I was sixteen I have hunted tirelessly for the elusive summer job.

Elusive today that final touch but we'll take a point".

The Mercedes engine will give them a reliability that was elusive last year.

In the article "In Public Health, Definitive Data Can Be Elusive" (April 23) an important point was left out.

The explanation was no less elusive yesterday as state legislators questioned regulators, power producers and Consolidated Edison.

His remarks helped explain why a long-sought final accord on curbing missile proliferation remained elusive last week.