From that perspective it became very difficult to pinpoint notions such as raison d'être or core content , which were equally vague, elusive or uncertain.

They use them to pinpoint sound.

Chronic pain is difficult to treat even the most effective medications provide only modest relief to a minority of patients. This can be explained partly by pain s subjective nature, and partly by the fact that its source can be difficult to pinpoint.

It is not possible to pinpoint any single cause or solution.

use of GPS to pinpoint objects of observation and violation more accurately

They can pinpoint the exact location where this all happened.

(b) tracking system to pinpoint the location of UNMOs taken hostage and hijacked vehicles

A GPS device can pinpoint your location anywhere in the world.

They use a sophisticated echo location technique to pinpoint bugs and obstacles in their flight path.

Without angiogenesis, the tumor remains the size of a pinpoint and it's not harmful.

And they try to pinpoint what it is that sets them apart from their miserable neighbors and friends.

And in the 12th century, a line was drawn, like a musical horizon line, to better pinpoint the pitch's location.

I've been trying to pinpoint what keeps drawing me back to the Gulf of Mexico, because I'm Canadian, and I can draw no ancestral ties.

The new budgeting method should help reallocate resources and make it possible to pinpoint areas where economies could be made without undermining approved priorities.

Atlas has provided greater transparency and enabled the Office of Finance to pinpoint reconciliation issues at the accounts level, which was not possible under the previous system.

It's difficult to explain to people now that it was difficult then.

We will pinpoint where these gases emanate from, because we can measure the gradient where it comes from, and there, we can direct the next mission to land right in that area.

It's difficult to watch, and even more difficult to look away, but Greene said that's the point.

They use it to get to the truth, and they do what mature leaders do everyday they have difficult conversations with difficult people, sometimes during very difficult times.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

Kanji are difficult to read.

English is difficult to learn.

This is difficult to believe.

It's difficult to do that.

But in general it was difficult it was really difficult to explain what the web was like.

Patents are very difficult to overturn.

English is not difficult to learn.

Those shapes are difficult to change.

And it's very difficult to tune.

Russian is very difficult to learn.

It is difficult to satisfy everyone.

Some people are difficult to please.

This word is difficult to pronounce.

This novel is difficult to understand.

The president is difficult to approach.

It's difficult to speak English well.

It's difficult to answer this question.

It's difficult to understand his theory.

Is it difficult to learn Chinese?

I know it's difficult to believe.

Difficult.

What other head of state would be able to pinpoint the deficiencies of economics so accurately, buttressing his arguments with quotations not just from Adam Smith, but also from Max Weber, Thorstein Veblen, and Jürgen Habermas?

The Commission is also in the process of reviewing all witness statements to pinpoint the measures which need to be taken whether through further interviews, telephone analysis, or other evidentiary means in order to corroborate those statements or pursue open leads.

Using service lines as activities that pinpoint results in these practice areas, UNDP has been able to obtain an overview of the extent to which South South solutions are used in its programmes from the subregional to the interregional level.

Interviewer It's actually quite difficult to walk.