Sentence examples for hard to summarize from inspiring English sources
It's hard to summarize the roles Gilbert played for my father.
A theory with twenty different moving parts is hard to summarize.
Her art, which may sound funny, is hard to summarize and made to be experienced.
She did not wear a nametag: "It's hard to summarize your life".
The back story to both books, like most conspiracy theories, is devilishly hard to summarize.
The history and the grievances of the intermittents du spectacle are hard to summarize, or, for that matter, to believe.
In light of these aspects, it is even harder to summarize results of clinical trials: each author uses his own formulation and so it is impossible, at present, to establish the best PRP for improving ACL reconstruction, as well as the real potential of this biological approach for ACL augmentation.
Note that the above analysis uses neither the EPP model nor any real prevalence data because that information will complicate the relationships between parameters involved in incidence assays: prevalence, incidence, βT and ΩT, and make the effect of using wrong values harder to summarize.
As usual, his writing is difficult, the argument hard to follow, the arrangement of chapters seemingly arbitrary and the whole very difficult to summarize.
As if it's not hard enough to summarize a story in six or seven words, CNN.com has a new test for editors: is the headline witty enough to be worn on a T-shirt?
After the whirlwind of work that constitutes a sixteen-month study in which our SEYA team discussed religion and science with approximately 650 emerging adults, surveyed about 150 of those, and I had one hour interviews with twenty-eight emerging adults --it's sometimes hard for me to summarize succinctly.
