Sentence examples for is difficult to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

The sequence of events that occurred as the crust cooled is difficult to reconstruct.

The precise quantitative nature of the Environment of Evolutionary Adaptedness (EEA) is difficult to reconstruct.

Even hours later, it is difficult to reconstruct what happened, but things seem to have gone something like this.

Spectacular as prehistoric archaeology was proving to be, however, it could only yield fragments of a whole that is difficult to reconstruct.

Because the leaves and conifer seeds were transported into the lake before preservation, it is difficult to reconstruct vegetation and distribution of the plant species as they might have grown on the landscape.

Due to the thinness of the skin and soft tissues in the foot, tendons and bones tend to become exposed and necrotic after injury; therefore, it is difficult to reconstruct foot injuries, especially distally.

Once lost, it's difficult to reconstruct.

Particularly, complex bone defects are difficult to reconstruct accurately.

"In essence, the messages are nonspecific, and the sources are difficult to reconstruct," the official said.

But he also said it would not be difficult to reconstruct the Treasury market should the government need additional financing.

First, unless piñons and junipers record fire by means of fire scars, it will be difficult to reconstruct fire history.