Sentence examples for it hard to identify from inspiring English sources

"We will just do it to get it done and meet deadlines, rather than for its actual purpose" (1) "We will just do it to get it done and meet deadlines, rather than for its actual purpose" (1) Students found it hard to identify or articulate meaningful impacts of the UMeP on their learning.

So I find it hard to identify with Israel.

The complexity of technologies would make it hard to identify the perpetrators, it said.

Liberal Democrats find it hard to identify middle ground between two major parties operating so deep into each others' territory.

Countries such as America and Britain that shun national ID cards find it hard to identify their citizens online.

Anders Poll's lighting even makes it hard to identify most of the 12 men in "Bournonville Variations".

From the vantage point of the 21st century, we may find it hard to identify with nickelodeon stars like Dustin Farnum and Francis X . Bushman

Private firms' commercial confidentiality – often a stark contrast with the right-to-know approach to public enterprise – makes it hard to identify or measure any changes in efficiency.

I knew that guy quite well, but even mutual friends would find it hard to identify him from what they see on screen.

I found it hard to identify anything humans have ever made or tinkered with that has lasted much longer than a few decades.

Gourmets who could talk for hours about his Pithiviers de canard et foie gras would find it hard to identify him in a police line-up.