Sentence examples for makes it difficult to locate from inspiring English sources

By its nature, prison makes it difficult to locate and collect debts from people on the outside.

This makes it difficult to locate the interface boundary between resistivity contrasts.

Moreover, the large window size generally makes it difficult to locate the object.

In a Q&A with the Washington Post shortly thereafter, NARA's chief records officer, Paul Wester Jr., said that while there is no prohibition against using email aliases, the practice makes it difficult to locate and turn over records in response to FOIA requests, and NARA does not condone it.

As discussed by Haslbeck et al., the lack of conservation of residues amongst sHsps makes it difficult to locate potential target protein binding sites [69].

Termination sites are locally the latest replicating regions, but the stochastic nature of replication initiation makes it difficult to locate termination sites from ensemble replication timing data (de Moura et al., 2010).

Although an important industrial city, Nagasaki had been spared from firebombing because its geography made it difficult to locate at night with AN/APQ-13 radar.

This has made it difficult to locate new sources of helium.

Cellular service was spotty at best, making it difficult to locate anyone via phone or text.

This article evaluates Karl Popper's contribution to analytic philosophy, and outlines some of the contradictions in his work which make it difficult to locate in any particular tradition.

Besides, all the above kinds of penalty functions (see [2 4, 7, 16] for summary) may be unbounded below even when the constrained problem is bounded, which may make it difficult to locate a minimizer.