Sentence examples for difficult to give an answer from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to give an answer overall as to how Europe views American policy, because American policy is multi-faceted".

"It is very difficult to give an answer," he told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme.

Residents have noted changes in vegetation, it 'has more flowers,'thehe bushes spread,' and pointed out that the 'lakes dried.' Climate change has affected the lives of the islanders, in the opinion of half of respondents (16 persons), others do not notice this effect (9 persons), or found it 'difficult to give an answer' (5 persons).

There is another question to which it is difficult to give a satisfactory answer.

It's very difficult to give a definite answer straight after the game".

"It is difficult to give a precise answer, because Swedish law forbids registration based on people's ancestry or religion.

Asked whether rising stock prices signaled a bubble in asset prices, Mr. Draghi said it was too difficult to give a clear answer.

When asked by Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry, if he saw Brooks, also a former Sun and News of the World editor, "every weekend" in Oxfordshire, Cameron found it difficult to give a precise answer to the repeated questions.

When asked by Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry, if he saw Brooks, also a former Sun and News of the World editor, "every weekend", Cameron found it difficult to give a precise answer.

And to be honest, it's difficult to give a consistent answer.

"To be honest it's difficult to give a sensible answer to such a strange comment," he said.