Sentence examples for could be difficult to gauge from inspiring English sources

"It's a huge operation by Russian standards," Ms. Lokshina said, though she cautioned that the effectiveness of such assaults could be difficult to gauge.

Adverts can be difficult to gauge these days, however.

The extent of this will be difficult to gauge.

The impact of their David-versus-Goliath struggles can be difficult to gauge.

The impact of eyebrow-raising campaign mailings can be difficult to gauge.

It could be as much as 3%to5%5% but it is difficult to gauge at the moment.

Armed Taliban soldiers patrolled the grounds, so it was difficult to gauge how freely the refugees could talk.

Howeidy and many others I spoke to said that it was difficult to gauge what sort of Islamism could emerge in a democratic Egypt.

The immediate impact of the measures was difficult to gauge, as Monday was declared a holiday by Maduro so that officials could quickly adjust to his plan.

Precise numbers are difficult to gauge.

O'Neill's interest is difficult to gauge.