Sentence examples for difficult to asses from inspiring English sources

Often controversial and difficult to asses, this type of programme is out place on the federal level and has little chance of gaining wide acceptance without proven success.

Due to these characteristics, the hypothesis of malignant transformation was difficult to asses.

Some important clusters seem to appear, however it is difficult to asses the relevance of individual nodes.

This is especially relevant for those terms that are difficult to asses, such as recharge from river infiltration during floods, which we have found to be very important.

The absence of information on measles virus genotypes circulating in the Republic of Belarus has made it difficult to asses the situation.

The recent explosion at China's Tianjin seaport and the still continuing poisons spewing out are only the tip of a big iceberg, and the lack of transparency only makes it less visible and more difficult to asses and address.

But again, even mobile measurement isn't what it should be, and without a trustworthy standard it will always be difficult to accurately asses where these efforts are paying off.

As it is very difficult to qualitatively asses the presence of DNA accurately after the precipitation procedures other than by sequencing, we draw conclusions regarding loss of sequencing reaction products during precipitation by a process of elimination.

Speaking to Guardian Australia, the RACP president elect, Professor Nicholas Talley, said it would be "incredibly difficult" to "appropriately and properly asses people who are coming from all sorts of other parts of the world in such a timeframe".

It was extraordinarily difficult to masturbate, wipe my ass and bathe during this time, but I'm diligent, so I figured out how to do all three in my own sad, time-consuming way.

"Is it maybe just a Post-It note that says 'Keanu Reeves'?" Asked to pinpoint how exactly Reeves became the primo symbol of A-List A-List Good-Guy-ness Good-Guy-ness Good-Guy-nessmovie industry, the kind of quiet kindness that specifically precludes screaming into telephones and slapping women's asses -- it is difficult to know where to begin.