Sentence examples for difficult to gage how from inspiring English sources

It's not clear, for example, how much Jabbar Internet Group or Cobone's other backers — Klaus Hommels and Oliver Jung — have invested in Cobone, so it's difficult to gage how successful an exit this is.

National wellbeing measures used by the ONS, such as life satisfaction are used to gage how well a country's society is progressing.

It is difficult to gage the consistency of other findings as evidence is limited to single studies for the remaining outcomes.

It is difficult to gage the extent of the problem since under-reporting of violent incidents is common [ 3] and is probably influenced by social roles or cultural factors [ 4].

We fired off some email questions to Gage to see how he's feeling and what he thinks was behind the game's success.

It is difficult to express how difficult it is.

But it's difficult to see how.

"It is difficult to express how difficult this track is.

Many found it difficult to specify how much they used.

It is difficult to see how.

We actually know next to nothing about Gage's personality before the injury, so it is difficult to understand exactly how it changed afterward, and the story is further complicated by our incomplete knowledge of the extent of his injury.