Sentence examples for harder to formulate from inspiring English sources
However, the conflicts in PSO design areas are more intangible and harder to formulate.
It is in fact hard to formulate any step-by-step rules for the acquisition of new information.
According to many veterinarians and pet food producers, it can, in fact, be quite hard to formulate an animal's diet at home.
But the Fed may find it hard to formulate rules that allow it to stem market panics without bailing out undeserving institutions.
This might sound like sarcasm, but it's not; it's hard to formulate rules that allow 845 million users to express themselves without offering grievous offence, while taking account of laws in scores of jurisdictions.
The investor George Soros pointed out that the funds, which now have $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion in assets, were diverse, and that generalized sets of rules would be hard to formulate and apply.
Having answered this question no fewer than 20 times, I am still stumped momentarily whenever I am asked it because it's hard to formulate the right answer when the question is so profoundly wrong.
Dr. Yeoh and other health officials here have also pointed out in the past that little was understood about SARS in the early days, making it hard to formulate a response.
But given the relative poverty of most of the new immigrants to both America and "Old Europe", it is hard to formulate a moral argument for keeping those immigrants out in order to provide juicier benefits for those lucky enough to be born in a wealthy country.
