Sentence examples for difficult to discern even from inspiring English sources

Let's remember those roles, O.K.?" That distinction may be difficult to discern, even for astute City Hall observers.

And in general, it is difficult to discern even a minor shift in how the Kremlin wields power under Mr. Medvedev.

These errors are often difficult to discern, even to the most avid fans, so the technical panel of judges can use video replay to determine if these violations have occurred.

Amid this dismal arcade of current events, the incessant pinging of crises, the pinballing from one collapsed norm to the next, it can be difficult to discern even the most persistent patterns.

(Maybe the most notable idea that he raised was a vague proposal to create a speakers' corner in Moscow akin to Hyde Park in London). And in general, it is difficult to discern even a minor shift in how the Kremlin wields power under Mr. Medvedev.

The impact on the economy isn't all that difficult to discern, even for Wall Street economists.

The L stands for 'lusso,' or 'luxury.'" The luxury Fiat bestowed on Mr. Fusco's medium blue 1969 L was a bit difficult for the inexpert eye to discern, even as it was parked next to an older, powder blue 500, along the famous Amalfi Coast highway.

All too aware of an important part we've played in history, frequently the evidence of our contributions is difficult to discern and even more tricky to interpret.

This is difficult to discern because even in relatively large RCTs (e.g., a few thousand people), it will be very difficult to detect effects on events as rare as suicides.

These events are difficult to discern automatically on the images, even when different staining is used for the various types of lymphocytes, due to the presence of cross-talk between the image channels.

"The end game in the U.S.-China trade war has now become even more difficult to discern as both sides step up their attacks and counter-attacks," said Cornell University economist Eswar Prasad, former head of the International Monetary Fund's China division.