Sentence examples for it is difficult to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

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

Because most of the evidence, apart from a 15th-century glossary from Granada, is written in Arabic script (which uses no vowel signs), it is difficult to reconstruct the phonology of the language, but it appears to be a very conservative Ibero-Romance dialect.

Unwritten history is not easy to interpret, and, although much may be learned from a study of the drawings, bony remains, and surgical tools of early human beings, it is difficult to reconstruct their mental attitude toward the problems of disease and death.

Even for this stage of Dravidian, possibly a millennium younger than Proto-Dravidian, it is difficult to reconstruct the names of specific cereals.

It is difficult to reconstruct the H and δD images because the material in RoI#2 sputtered away so quickly during H isotopic analysis.

However, it is difficult to reconstruct the original HR image F from F ^ since the high-frequency components of F are missed by the blurring.

Once lost, it's difficult to reconstruct.

It's hard to overcook them, given the moisture, and you really don't want to break the seal on your smoker unless you have to: it's difficult to reconstruct.

"There are some [rocks] that are much older, but they experience metamorphosis -- anything that's on them has been overprinted and it's difficult to reconstruct what was there".

The causal maps were not analyzed because it was difficult to reconstruct at what point in the focus group an item had been added to the map, and when connections were made between the different items.

The origin of the Midas Cichlid in crater Lake Asososca León is difficult to reconstruct since it shows no obvious genetic affinities to any other studied population.