Sentence examples for very difficult to capture from inspiring English sources

"There are always intangibles that are very difficult to capture.

But I find it very difficult to capture this.

It's very difficult to capture how much of holiday spending that represents.

"One reason is that they are very difficult to capture and maintain alive given their soft bodies," said Robert Nawojchik, staff biologist at the Mystic Aquarium.

The co-founders admit that it was initially very difficult to capture the attention of any buyers, let alone high-profile buyers, as they get so many products sent to them.

The colors, the transitions, to see it change from pitch black to bright sun, to see the dim bluish glow, then oranges and reds — it would be very difficult to capture that in any medium".

It is very difficult to get participation.

It is very difficult to accurately capture this wide range using a digital sensor in a single image or video frame.

It was very fleet of foot and difficult to capture.

The results of H-NMR (Lacey et al. 1999; Hakumaki and Kauppinen 2000) and atomic force microscopy (Waltermann and Steinbuchel 2005), as well as the thickness of the ER membrane, that is, 5 7 nm, suggest that the nascent LD may be very small and may be difficult to capture even by electron microscopy.

But binding and folding are very complicated processes whose details are difficult to capture.