Sentence examples for difficult to judge whether from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to judge whether such limitations have effectively restrained the growth of government spending.

It can be even more difficult to judge whether that bomb accomplished its mission.

"The amount is unusual for Germany but it is difficult to judge whether it is fair or not.

However, it can be difficult to judge whether you should take the plunge or proceed with caution.

And as the money-supply data show, it is difficult to judge whether they have so far done too little or too much.

It is difficult to judge whether this is a sign of the cancer spreading, or whether it is the result of serious action being taken at last.

These confidential deals are so abundant that it is difficult to judge whether a strong evening sales result is a smoke screen.

She said it was difficult to judge whether the managers' experience as doctors gave them an advantage over other health care fund managers.

And it is difficult to judge whether this is expedient – she was widely criticised for her early performance at first minister's questions, for example – or simply refreshing.

"It's very difficult to judge whether the bill gets the balance right," he said.

This is inconvenient, making it difficult to judge whether the wire mechanism has a proper configuration using standard approaches.