Sentence examples for difficult to know in advance from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to know in advance whether it's strong enough to justify a merger.

That makes it difficult to know, in advance, whether you'll thrive, and difficult to say, afterward, what you would have been like without it.

"It's very difficult to know in advance.

A jury weighs multiple factors, and it is difficult to know in advance whether any fair use defense will succeed.

However, it is difficult to know in advance what size of the sample to choose in order to guarantee good performance.

Also difficult to know in advance is exactly how you are going to operate once you are there, so make sure you take sufficient equipment along with you or ship things ahead of time so that you can improvise solutions.

However, it's very difficult to known in advance which local search should be hybridized with HSA as it depends heavily on the problem characteristics.

Tracy Watts, a partner in Mercer's Washington office, said it would be difficult for employers to know in advance exactly how many workers might find their health plans unaffordable.

The restriction was "a core interference with what attorneys ordinarily do for clients," he said, noting that it was very difficult for a lawyer to know in advance what kinds of arguments would serve a client's case.

"… Before something arises, you want to know in advance.

Even if the diagnosis of Down syndrome has been confirmed, it will be difficult to know the severity of symptoms your child may experience in advance.