Sentence examples for more difficult to count from inspiring English sources

But aid is now becoming more difficult to count on.

Communities with lower educational attainment are more difficult to count, too.

Many of the birds moved to smaller colonies in the WCAs to be closer to a food source, making them more difficult to count.

All the above techniques consider only induced subgraphs of a given network; there are many more non-induced subgraphs isomorphic to a given topology and thus it is more difficult to count non-induced subgraphs of a network.

"If it is more than about $100,000 it becomes dangerous and difficult to count, and it is a big bag of money.

Genome quantification becomes even more critical after the late 8-cell stage, because the embryos compact making it very difficult to count individual cells.

It's difficult to count.

These things are difficult to count with certainty.

It's difficult to count out Microsoft just yet.

Really, would it be that difficult to count to "Four"?

The Institute of Medicine acknowledges that victims are very difficult to count.