Sentence examples for and it is difficult to discern from inspiring English sources
The volley is intense, and it is difficult to discern what has been conjured in Lulu's memory and what actually occurred.
"For many consumers, shopping on the Internet is still a very new experience and it is difficult to discern which of these sites truly offer fair prices," said James H. Hunt, an actuary for the consumer federation and the co-author of the study.
Then, a stronger seismic swarm occurred at about 2 10 p.m. GMT; at that time, IMO's daily status report noted, "[t]he frequency of earthquakes is so high, that the events are overlapping in time, and it is difficult to discern individual events".
But lo and behold, Hillary Clinton did appear before the Senate, and it is difficult to discern whether that brought disappointment or glee to the Republicans.
However, these lesions are often very large and it is difficult to discern if the same brain areas are utilized in the two tasks.
A layer of cells that appear to be visceral endoderm (ve) can be seen surrounding the embryo, but the rest of the embryos are disorganized and it is difficult to discern any structures (Figure 2A5 and 2A6; arrows).
It is difficult to discern what is autobiographical and what is not in "Moonglow".
It is difficult to discern which aspects are not so!
It is difficult to discern who was behind the attacks.
