Sentence examples for hard to be specific from inspiring English sources

It makes it hard to be specific.

It is hard to be specific about numbers: the country has been completely sealed off; no journalists are allowed in.

She gives annual reviews, but she said that by the time December rolled around, it was hard to be specific when making assessments.

In construction it's anecdotal and it's hard to be specific about individual clients but some of those public sector projects we'd expect to have started seem to have been delayed.

The older ones "were definitely more concrete, in detail, compared to younger participants, saying more tangible things like volunteering and having grandchildren," said Lee. Younger people, by contrast, were more vague, with words like "good," "great," "nice" and "cool," most likely because retirement is so distant that it's hard to be specific about it.

It is hard to be specific as to when this might happen, but we will keep this site updated as new information becomes available".

But a congressional watchdog agency found it hard to be more specific about the impact of the controversial spending on the U.S. biomedical workforce.

Consequently, it is hard to be highly specific in giving information about the study, or indicating precisely what research participants are signing up to [ 9, 113].

Newt Gingrich's is close to $7 million, Rick Perry's about $3 million, Ron Paul's between $1.9 and $5.2 million and Rick Santorum's as much as $2 million, though in all cases it's hard to be sure or specific.

It's hard to be more history-specific than that.

The very notion of home, while being emotionally nourished, may be hard to be emplaced in one specific location, as a lasting source of a better future (Boccagni, 2016b).