Sentence examples for hard to compile from inspiring English sources
This is why The Economist's Big Mac index which measures the purchasing power of the world's currencies is so hard to compile in Africa.
In New York State, billions of dollars have flowed through this patchwork of programs in recent years, although precise figures are hard to compile.
But due to its shy habits, the details of its movements or even residency at any one place are hard to compile.
Wage data by state is hard to compile, but I haven't heard anyone claiming that Texas is drawing workers in by offering great wages; on the contrary, the state has a reputation for cheap labor.
In fact, the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) are working hard to compile data that counts only value added in each country to avoid an artificial inflation of trade statistics.
One reason why it may have been hard to compile the mod files in the proper folder (with mknrndll) is that the top-level folder name was so long that it was not visible in the mknrndll file browser (perhaps another bug?).
Once it's done compiling, close the compile log and go to Map -> Load Point File.
The list of one-film actors is harder to compile — Candace Hilligoss, the star of "Carnival of Souls," is the first who comes to mind, and nobody else does, offhand.
Advanced soccer statistics are increasingly used by fans and teams, too, of course, but they are much harder to compile and evaluate.
Official statistics show drug use in France is heavily tilted towards cannabis, and while figures for hard drug use are harder to compile, a report by an interministerial committee on anti-narcotics policy estimates that the number taking heroin was in the region of 500,000, with another 1.5 million cocaine consumers.
