Sentence examples for becoming difficult to discern from inspiring English sources
In a refracted media world where information comes from everywhere, the line between two "isms" — journalism and activism — is becoming difficult to discern.
The accomplishments are becoming difficult to ignore.
This may result in the changes becoming more difficult to discern and force you to make minute changes in time.
Of course, with the passage of time, where "there" is has become increasingly difficult to discern.
The long-term benefits of being a reliable source for news and analysis are becoming more and more difficult to discern, which is disturbing to me.
In a psychological profile I wrote in early 2016, when he was a candidate, I remarked that it is very difficult to discern a moral narrative in Trump's head about how he came to be the person he is becoming.
That ambition is not difficult to discern.
The answer is not difficult to discern.
Pore spaces are rare and difficult to discern (Fig. 1e).
The centra of the presacral vertebrae are difficult to discern.
The answers are more difficult to discern than it seems.
