Sentence examples for the answer is elusive from inspiring English sources

The answer is elusive.

"The answer is elusive," he said.

"The president and Administrator Whitman have said that carbon dioxide shouldn't be regulated as a pollutant; the science on it is more complex, and the answers are elusive right now," he said.

The answers are elusive, if they even exist.

And why, in particular, in Italy and Spain?A complete answer is elusive, but the countries in which bancassurance has been a success have some traits in common.

Regarding their abrupt breakup, a single answer is elusive, but they said Mr. Damiani's departure from the band shortly before the Beatles tour seriously affected the mood, and that witnessing the Fab Four's intense fame perhaps had an adverse effect.

If their answer is elusive, unclear or outright suspicious, that's definitely a bad sign.

The Guardian view on encryption: the problem is obvious but the answer is still elusive.

The answer is still elusive.

There has been much debate on what controls ecosystem trophic structure, yet the answer is still elusive.

Prior to Moore et al., the answer was clear black individuals experience a greater risk of sepsis than white individuals yet now the answer is more elusive.