Sentence examples for are not difficult to ascertain from inspiring English sources
The feminist credentials of Suffragette are not difficult to ascertain – Mulligan doesn't play one of the Pankhursts, but rather a lowly footsoldier called Maud – but it is in Madding Crowd that Mulligan shows her cards.
The dates of Joel (whose name means "Yahweh is God") are difficult to ascertain.
Also, since a technical replicate of genomic sequencing was not performed, it's difficult to ascertain what the expected genotype discrepancies should be between genomic and WGA derived variant calls.
Basic Contradictions Just who David Chang is has been difficult to ascertain.
Differences between people who respond to invitations for screening and those who do not are difficult to ascertain, but evidence suggests that non-attenders have higher CVD risk factors.
Parental education data of the student body as a whole were not available therefore it is difficult to ascertain how representative the sample was in this regard.
However, this correlation was not exact and it was difficult to ascertain the precise number of cells expressing these genes at different timepoints on section in situ hybridizations (see Figure 9G L).
Outcomes on learning are more difficult to ascertain, not least because measurement methods are still poor.
Winning is just such an unusual phenomena that I'm not used to, so it's difficult to ascertain the proper response.
This is because it may be difficult to ascertain whether wanting to be a girl is merely a passing game, or something that won't leave him.
