Sentence examples for hard to enumerate from inspiring English sources

John Bone York As a past, present and future Labour voter, it is hard to enumerate the many mistakes Labour has made in the past five years.

Is his budget – reckoned to be more than £60m, though he says it's hard to enumerate exactly because some costs are split across stations – safe in the current chilly climate?

This is a difficult task, however, because such formal models and their, often infinitely many, consequences are hard to enumerate and understand.

It is hard to enumerate the array of basic human rights violations that have been directed against him without numbing the audience or simply making them tune out.

"Ripping people out of your economy is bad for your economy in ways it is very hard to enumerate," Wendy Sefsaf said.

The 2000 census identifies Gulfton as a "hard to enumerate" tract with the densest neighborhood in the City of Houston, estimated at 45,000 people in approximately 3 square miles.

Other injuries, including future cases of post-traumatic stress disorder, are harder to enumerate, although they will likely surpass 5,000.

"We are pleased that the Census Bureau has begun to recognize this growth, but we continue to believe the real population is over 8.3 million based on our demographers' scientific work and the historic track record of undercount among hard-to-enumerate populations in big cities," said Joseph J. Salvo, director of the population division in the city's Planning Department.

Since integer programming is NP-hard and cannot be used to enumerate all ESMs in large networks, we also design an efficient depth-first search-based approximate algorithm for estimating the number of ESMs in a signaling network (Additional file 1).

Here we employ a hard-sphere plus stereochemical constraint model of dipeptide mimetics to enumerate the side-chain dihedral angles of leucine (Leu) and isoleucine (Ile), and identify those conformations that are sterically allowed versus those that are not as a function of the backbone dihedral angles ϕ and ψ.

Although Ω is hard to explore in a sequential fashion, not having a simple interior, it is easy to enumerate a large set of elements of Ω, from which (hat {boldsymbol {pi }}) can be approximated using the maximum value from the set.