Sentence examples for difficult as to whether from inspiring English sources

When you're talking about two days, the questions become more difficult as to whether it's legally permissible.

The episodic nature of this condition means that an initial determination is difficult as to whether cure has been effected, but the resolution of eosinophilia and lack of symptom recurrence within 12 months were taken as presumptive evidence of cure.

If auto sales don't pick up, Barack Obama may be forced to make a difficult decision as to whether GM can survive even with billions in aid.

The consultant, who described Justin as a "cheerful, friendly, ebullient child with an attractive personality and appearance", had to make the difficult decision as to whether Justin should stay in care or be given to the Hills.

"We know of at least six more adult homes on Long Island alone that are in the process of closing and are not reflected in these numbers, and more homes throughout the state are facing the difficult decisions as to whether they will need to do the same".

There is no existing guidance for the highly unusual situation we faced in this case, and it was a difficult decision as to whether to offer prophylaxis.

— John Fisher, Winston-Salem, N.C. A. Without seeing audiological test results from either George B. or John Fisher it is difficult to provide consultation as to whether hearing aids would help.

On the basis of the published literature, it is still difficult to draw conclusions as to whether picobirnavirus (PBV) circulation is influenced by host species restriction.

As we watch, it is difficult to be sure as to whether we are suddenly listening in on the deepest thoughts of these characters or whether these characters are suddenly acting on their darkest impulses.

Clinicians need to make a difficult and individualized judgment as to whether the risks of early delivery are greater than the risks associated with the disease.

It can therefore be difficult to be certain as to whether synovitis itself is a cause of pain or whether it acts as a surrogate for other aspects of OA pathology.