Sentence examples for difficult to discern whether from inspiring English sources

It is often difficult to discern whether Blatter is serious.

It is often difficult to discern whether the information is true.

It's just as difficult to discern whether he's serious about getting Congress to approve the wall.

But it is difficult to discern whether the legal protections that produced the alcohol industry will survive much longer.

Because of that, he said, it is difficult to discern whether Ms. Pirro is making decisions on merit or on political and personal considerations.

Many patients on statins also take medications for other health problems, which has made it difficult to discern whether statins are always to blame.

So it's difficult to discern if drinking is the problem, or whether other lifestyle choices are impacting health outcomes.

It's a little difficult to discern in the final settling of accounts whether these huge opportunities to create value ended up in the black or not -- and for whom.

Because discrimination is typically unintentional and difficult to discern, it can be hard for students to judge whether they are likely to be treated fairly.

The cross-sectional nature of the study does not allow us to make causal inferences, and whether the impaired HRQOL was caused by abdominal obesity is difficult to discern.

Whether the protests are having much effect on the governor and legislators is difficult to discern.