Sentence examples for be hard to conclude from inspiring English sources

Things are getting better, but it would be hard to conclude they are good.

On the basis of this document, it would be hard to conclude that the gap is about to close.

"[But] on the basis of the data published yesterday, it would be hard to conclude anything about prejudice and discrimination from the magistracy or judiciary or that there is greater criminality among minority groups".

Yet at the same time he is rather earnest, determined, he says, to bring about a near revolution in Pakistan: to make politicians (and others) into honest taxpayers, to strike deals with extremists to end violence, and to break Pakistan's unhealthy dependence on foreign (mostly American) aid.It may be hard to conclude that Mr Khan is simply an idealist.

"If you have a small ripple in density, it would be hard to conclude beyond any reasonable doubt that this was due to the earthquake," explained Dr Floberghagen.

Therefore it might be hard to conclude whether frequent exacerbation was related to the presence of GERD or severe airflow limitation.

But it was hard to conclude that they were being educated for better things.

On the surface, it is hard to conclude that insiders are behaving bullishly.

"But if you look at the evidence, it's hard to conclude that that's true".

It is hard to conclude much progress has been made in accomplishing that goal.

It is hard to conclude that the world became a more hospitable place because of it.