Sentence examples for harder to document from inspiring English sources

But its progress in the brain has been harder to document.

It is harder to document the exclusion of Jewish physicians, but this was occurring too.

It is harder to document disappearing prostate cancers; researchers say they doubt it happens.

And it appears that the condition of Buddhist institutions was tied closely to the occasional, decentralized support of the lower classes, which is even harder to document than support by the gentry.

What is harder to document is the picture that is gradually becoming clear of millions of pounds of public sector cuts which are falling most heavily on ethnic minority staff and the ethnic minority-led voluntary sector.

But what was so absorbing to Melville himself -- the will to understanding that he felt working itself out in him in rapid, self-revising leaps -- is harder to document and gets less play.

"It's pretty hard to document and report it when it's a stranger".

"So in many ways this is a phenomenon that is hard to document or prove.

Food allergies are often hard to document, even by physicians trained in allergy and immunology.

Assertions that companies exploit the system to pay foreigners less are hard to document.

I believe the case against semiautomatic weaponry is hard to document, let alone prove.