Sentence examples for make it difficult to follow from inspiring English sources
The transient nature and heterogeneity of the oligomers make it difficult to follow their structure.
The almost endless possibilities make it difficult to follow a particular strategy, and mastering the game means using intuition to react to any number of possible twists or turns.
An obvious reason is that monumental pictures could only be accommodated in the loftier spaces downstairs, resulting in chronological confusions that make it difficult to follow changes in Titian's style during his exceptionally long career.
This can make it difficult to follow conversations.
Changing definitions also will make it difficult to follow trends in the number of CRE cases reported.
The fragmented medical system in the United States can make it difficult to follow up in cases with multiple levels of health personnel, whereas lack of diagnostics in underresourced countries contributes to increased deaths owing to inadequate care.
The agency has also deleted previous schedules for flood and river management from its website, making it difficult to follow how its schemes have changed in the light of government cutbacks.
However, MAS is usually designed to meet special need, thus making it difficult to follow a standard.
The flow of sex workers, traders and fishermen makes it difficult to follow up on and treat patients, Byaruhanga says.
The discussion between the candidates often unfolded in a staccato of statistics, making it difficult to follow.
Finally, the charts developed to compare weight for stature end at 10 for girls and 11 for boys, making it difficult to follow the growth of teenagers.
