Sentence examples for particularly difficult to track from inspiring English sources
"It is particularly difficult to track the trafficking of girls from Chin and Kayin state because their church is often involved," said Win Tun, vice chairman of MOEAF.
Pre-Yahoo Web sites were particularly difficult to track down.
Deaths from Irukandji box jellies are particularly difficult to track.
The cattle sector, for instance, is particularly difficult to track because of their mobility.
Dropouts are notoriously difficult to track, particularly at a heavily Latino school like Sharpstown, with immigrants going back and forth to Mexico.
A day after telling Americans that there is no current credible militant threat in the United States, Obama acknowledged that "lone wolf plotters" are difficult to track, particularly if they are a husband and wife like the two radicalized Muslims who killed 14 people in San Bernardino.
But without its own human input, particularly on the information that is more difficult to track by an algorithm, such as job moves, funding announcements or product introductions, there is always the possibility of misinformation.
Pageviews are very difficult to track and are close to meaningless anyway, particularly when it comes to multimedia.
This is particularly true for articles about glomerular disease, which are published across multiple disciplines and are often difficult to track down.
His language can be difficult to track.
