Sentence examples for difficult to ascertain just how from inspiring English sources
In fact, the conditions in Syria are so bad that its difficult to ascertain just how many people are dying.
All the major investment banks trade energy products, but it is difficult to ascertain exactly how much they make – most bury the results in their financial statements.
"He wants to ascertain just how many British citizens are fighting out there for the so-called Free Syrian Army and other elements opposed to Assad.
The truth is that most people really do not want to ascertain just how much more they can suffer.
We dream about getting cast on The Amazing Race and try to ascertain just how we would squabble with our loved one while trotting the globe.
We conducted our own, entirely unscientific, survey to ascertain just how much chocolate Nobel laureates ate.
There's surely something to be gained by examining what exactly is going on in said charts, to ascertain just how much relevance if any it has to the clubbing landscape we're subsumed in.
The reluctance of the manufacturer Roche to release all the trial data has made it difficult to ascertain how limited.
It is difficult to ascertain how many people are dead or have been rescued.
The group is moving into the quieter summer months, the spring selling season is usually bigger than the autumn one and it is difficult to ascertain how much of the first half demand was 'pent up' or sustainable.
While violations are possible, it is difficult to ascertain how violations on net would affect the correlation estimates.
