Sentence examples for were difficult to draw from inspiring English sources

Federal Labor and Coalition leaders were difficult to draw on the matter.

Mr. Pradhan, who recently published a study of the new census towns, said conclusions about urbanization trends were difficult to draw from the data because while the census defines urbanizations by its three criteria, each state has the ability to reclassify communities as they see fit.

Thus, overall conclusions were difficult to draw.

Three of the studies reported complications inadequately, and conclusions were difficult to draw.

SmaI and EcoRI sites were observed with high frequency but with only one site per sequence, strong conclusions were difficult to draw.

Although definite conclusions were difficult to draw, there is growing evidence that ovarian ablation/suppression using the LH-RH agonists may have a significant role to play in the treatment of premenopausal women with oestrogen-receptor-positive disease.

Such distinctions could be difficult to draw.

"Every sport which is difficult to draw.

Still, it can be difficult to draw the line.

The line between acts of mere preparation and attempt is difficult to draw in many cases.

Mr Fowler describes heat so intense that at times "it was difficult to draw breath".