Sentence examples for it proved elusive from inspiring English sources
Blair and Aznar attempted to find a solution, but it proved elusive.
The impactor hypothesis made sense and comported with computer models, but hard evidence for it proved elusive.
It proved elusive, just as it did for Toby Roland-Jones, another to have shown decent recent form.
Yet precise details about him proved elusive.
But while helium hydride was produced in the laboratory almost a century ago, it has proved elusive to detect in space, despite predictions that it should be present in gas clouds in which stars are born, as well as in gas expelled by stars as they die.
The president intended to find common ground with China, but it has proved elusive.
Until now it has proved elusive and leaders of the two factions have spoken of each other in vicious terms and jailed each other's activists.
Printing whole organs made from human cells was Dr Forgacs's original idea when he started Organovo, but it has proved elusive.
But even with money available, such as the £21.8m offered to Atlético Madrid for the Brazilian striker Diego Costa, enhancing the team with players of "the right quality" – as Rodgers put it – has proved elusive so far.
But actually watching that process occur and seeing how it progresses has proved elusive, leaving scientists guessing about exactly how it happens.
