Sentence examples for difficult to gauge the from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to gauge the reaction of the California crowd.
It is difficult to gauge the actual effect of slicing the president's tax request in half.
Unsurprisingly, it is difficult to gauge the true number or to analyse trends of hidden homelessness.
The ban will make it difficult to gauge the impact of Benedict's resignation on the race.
Neither man would comment, so it is difficult to gauge the seriousness of their differences.
It is difficult to gauge the importance of this relationship to Mr. Abramoff's success.
It is difficult to gauge the effect of tariff barriers among countries.
It has been difficult to gauge the human impact of the accident.
But many in Washington believe it will be heavily redacted making it difficult to gauge the UK's complicity.
Investors counter that some terms were ambiguous, making it difficult to gauge the financial impact of the transactions.
It is sometimes difficult to gauge the passage of time or to sense the quotidian rhythms of the Tiagins' lives.
