Sentence examples for made it difficult to recall from inspiring English sources

That war's brutality has made it difficult to recall, let alone celebrate, the uprisings' beginnings.

And in 1968 -- despite a severely impaired memory that made it difficult to recall dialogue -- she returned to the screen as the bitter mother who used her son as a weapon against her husband in the screen version of Frank Gilroy's play "The Subject Was Roses".

Mr. Santos was said to have seen Mr. Collins running from the scene after the shooting, though Mr. Santos had told investigators that his drug use made it difficult to recall events and that there were inconsistencies in his story, the complaint said.

Additionally, for the staff with whom we were able to consult, the time elapsed since the end of the program may have made it difficult to recall with accuracy their time expenditure on program activities.

The Mets have little flexibility on their roster, making it difficult to recall Grant Roberts or Bobby M. Jones from Class AAA Norfolk.

Easy enough, but once the pictures are on your hard drive, they can quickly become hard to find or recognize; the alphanumeric naming conventions common to most digital cameras can make it difficult to recall which picture is which.

For SMS questions, part of the reason may be because the participants sent/received a large number of SMS messages (mean: 69, median: 56), and they may text several people within a span of few minutes, making it difficult to recall reliably due to a large volume of the events.

Poor recall also made it difficult to detect effect measure modification by drinking and bathing habits.

Olympics chief Sebastian Coe recalled seeing volunteers wringing out their hoodies and the heavy rain made it difficult to do the ambitious scene changes.

It made it difficult to hear everything.

This has made it difficult to define.