Sentence examples for is very difficult to define from inspiring English sources

"The decade beginning in 2000 is very difficult to define at the moment.

This aspect of compartmental exchanges is very difficult to define and to investigate.

"It is very difficult to define the difference, even if you're looking it up in a dictionary," he said.

The term is often misused, as it is very difficult to define the field in an exact manner.

David Bohm (Böhm and Nichol 1998) in his book defined that it is very difficult to define creativity in words.

This number carries a large error mainly because the reaction zone, quantified via the value of L, is very difficult to define.

The obstacles against her are still immensely powerful — and yet they are very difficult to define".

"It's very difficult to define what is a man and what is a woman at this point," said Christine McGinn, a plastic surgeon who specializes in transgender medicine.

"It's very difficult to define exactly what is meant by public health, and how much money is currently going into it.

Mowaffak al-Rubaie, a Shiite politician who is Iraq's national-security adviser, told me, "He's very difficult to define.

"It's very difficult to define, but a man who enjoys himself enormously will give a girl £50 or £60 or £70 a dance; there's a minimum price of £20 a dance.