Sentence examples for were difficult to pinpoint from inspiring English sources

Even members of the Muslim Brotherhood, the most organized political opposition group in Egypt, were difficult to pinpoint in that crowd, having camouflaged their usual religious bearing in deference to the nonideological tone set by the protest's young organizers.

The potential sources of Campylobacter contamination were difficult to pinpoint.

Exact trade figures are difficult to pinpoint.

"I think it's difficult to pinpoint one single company.

It is difficult to pinpoint the birth of "going forward".

The stylistic antecedents of these schools are difficult to pinpoint.

But beyond that, it is difficult to pinpoint.

It will be difficult to pinpoint winners and losers until more details become clear.

"It can be difficult to pinpoint who would make it as a manager.

Still others say it is difficult to pinpoint precisely what went wrong.

It is difficult to pinpoint who these forces are, but they seem to be everywhere".