Sentence examples for is difficult to designate from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to designate one type of event as the pace-setter but certainly the corporate parties are in the vanguard.

"It's difficult to designate a specific point in time when they'll be able to do this," Austin said, offering instead "incremental" evidence of Kurdish success and an Iraqi division's advance toward Ramadi in support of a division already there.

However, using ICD9 codes, it can be difficult to designate a given invasive colon test as screening or diagnostic [ 17].

GWAS locate risk variants for the phenotype under study, but the underlying causal gene might be difficult to designate.

When the behaviour of a neoplasm is difficult to predict, it is designated as being of "undetermined malignant potential," or "borderline".

This is because for those with lower CRF it is difficult to achieve absolute CPM commonly used to designate moderate or vigorous PA intensity (i.e. 3-6METs) [ 26].

It is difficult to imagine Bonds being anything but a designated hitter, so his best chance to be signed would be if a team like the Tigers, the Blue Jays or the Mariners lost their D.H. for an extended period.

However, it is difficult to trace the quantitative skin deformation of a designated location on the 3D body surface data during movement.

Because words achieve their usefulness by reference to things, however, it is difficult to construct a dictionary without considerable attention to the objects and abstractions designated.

Designate days off: Although many QE advisers recommend that students read a book a day, this schedule is difficult to maintain after a few weeks.

Vigilance is difficult to sustain.