Sentence examples for hard to list from inspiring English sources
Her writings are so massive it would be hard to list them all here.
Fugger would, Steinmetz writes, get that money back in many forms, some hard to list on a balance sheet.
"It's hard to list all the ways admitting privileges laws don't make sense," Drexel University law professor David Cohen says.
And why are so few of these authors known outside France?Even francophiles in the English-speaking world find it hard to list many contemporary French novelists.
If you've paid a lot for something, it's hard to list for 99p, but I held my nerve until the bids finished 10 days later.
Are you more influenced by artists such as, say, Kenny Scharf or Yayoi Kusama, or do you draw more influence from pop culture phenomena like kids' cartoon shows?It's hard to list influences in some sort of hierarchy of importance.
Proulx finds her strengths harder to list than her faults, but she thinks she's a good observer.
Credentials can enlighten but they do not define; the things that define, like guts and spirit, are harder to list and weigh.
It is hard not to list this one first the "mother park," the country's and world's first national park.
As Mr. Bloomberg paid his first visit to City Hall as mayor-elect, Democrats, distressed and divided, said they were hard pressed to list names of party members who could bring their party together, not to mention prepare to run against Mr. Bloomberg four years from now.
It's hard to even list how much sensitive, personal information we entrust to Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook, among others.
