Sentence examples for this question is elusive from inspiring English sources

A simple answer to this question is elusive.

The answer to these questions is elusive, as few studies have been done evaluating clientele for voluntary and involuntary sex businesses.

This article shows that complete precision in answering this question is itself elusive.

This question has been elusive because the only definitive way to demonstrate sequestration has been by observing parasites in vessels from tissues from patients who have died.

The enemy in this war is elusive.

The benefit of withholding this therapy is elusive.

The reason for this is elusive.

The answer to that question is as elusive as the causes of the rout itself, because the shock rippled across so many markets in so short a time.

The director, Kenneth Branagh, asked that of the screenwriter, Harold Pinter, in rehearsal, and it was a natural question; in "Sleuth" reality is elusive, and the truth is often little more than an opportunistic weapon.

But this kind of d is elusive.

While the focus is critical, the question of what to focus on is elusive.