Sentence examples for difficult to assess a from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to assess a hamstring but I hope we get him back quickly.

The fast pace of deal-making also makes it more difficult to assess a company properly.

It's difficult to assess a chicken's wellbeing in an interview, but a quick tour revealed the birds are decidedly not living in the horrific conditions of some of their sisters crammed in cages elsewhere.

The draft agreement, however, did not specify the interest rate payable on the money lent to Portugal, making it difficult to assess a claim by Prime Minister José Sócrates late Tuesday that his government had negotiated "a good deal that defends Portugal," as well as better terms for its bailout than those accepted last year by Greece and Ireland.

Usually it is difficult to assess a "what might have been" scenario for a country, for every place has its own unique situation and history.

This method is limited in its use because it is difficult to assess a patient's true potential to successfully come off ECMO when supported by idle flow.

Rules for tournaments can change yearly, making it difficult to assess whether a dog can reasonably accompany a player through a string of tournaments on the other side of the world.

"But a therapeutic alliance is a complex process and long-term compatibility with a therapist is difficult to assess in a short, taped interview". Nevertheless, he said, "I think there's potentially a place for a professional selection referral.

However, the question of control may be difficult to assess in a clinical situation involving an element of dependence.

The volume of sales is difficult to assess but a typical vendor can have a net sale of ₦720 per day (3 trips with 12 jerry-cans pushcart).

It is therefore difficult to assess whether a staphylococcal vaccine will have a relatively greater impact on the poorest communities in the world.