Sentence examples for difficult to be confident from inspiring English sources

"You can see that is much more difficult to be confident about".

But it is difficult to be confident that Mr Hewitt's darkest hour will quickly be transformed into light.

But with the changes to the speed with which universal credit will be introduced, and to the kind of caseload that will be put into the system, it is difficult to be confident.

Mr. Sinai, at Decision Economics, warned that this downturn was so different from most others that it was difficult to be confident about how the economy would respond to the government money.

As previously mentioned, we found the dimensions of the dissected ALL were highly dependent on the technique used and it was difficult to be confident that one structure was fully separated from another.

Without retinotopic mapping, it is difficult to be confident of the exact correspondence between anatomical location and visual area.

It is difficult therefore to be confident of the existence or relative magnitude of any independent effects.

Difficulties encountered in translation of texts obviously generate difficulties in interpreting them, and vice versa: the less confidence we have that we understand what a text is about the more difficult it is to be confident of our own (or anyone else's) translation of it.

It is difficult to assess the smaller communicating arteries on two-dimensional images and it may require repeated assessments or different observers to be confident.

It must be emphasized, however, that the present-day structure of the California margin has been much modified by San Andreas/Coast Ranges tectonic, magmatic, and volcanic processes, making it difficult to be very confident of its detailed paleo-subduction structure.

Of course, it is difficult to be entirely confident that stoichioproteomic patterns are not a result of systematic selection on biochemical properties of amino acids or of underlying DNA rather than elemental content per se.