Sentence examples for to prove elusive from inspiring English sources

In particular, work/life balance seems to prove elusive.

This will supposedly be accompanied by unspecified spending cuts, but these are likely to prove elusive.

The distinction was to prove elusive, certainly to the attorney general, Reginald Manningham-BulleReginald

That, in turn, would require a decisive economic recovery something that is likely to prove elusive for quite a while.

March Winning continues to prove elusive to the owner of the New Jersey Nets, Mikhail Prokhorov, as Vladimir Putin prevails in the Russian presidential election.

"[A] culture of minimal regulatory compliance continues to exist in the Gulf of Mexico and risk reduction continues to prove elusive," the agency found.

Yet if the resulting income gains prove elusive to wage and salary workers, that promise may not be realised.

That charm may prove elusive to some viewers, but stick with it.

Robinson wants Lily to play the girl, but admits the $5m he needs to make the film may prove elusive.

Even the software needed to read the bits may prove elusive.

Determining the exact origin of gossip may prove elusive, due to its ephemeral nature.