Sentence examples for difficult to know when from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to know when any bubble is going to pop until it does.

But it was difficult to know when it would be safe to go home.

"It's difficult to know when and where this breaking point will be.

When someone operates in this manner, it is difficult to know when to say "no, thank you".

But this game has come too quickly for them, it's very difficult to know when they will return.

Working at home makes it difficult to know when the business day begins and ends, Mr. Bonevardi said.

"It's difficult to know when to put an inverted comma around a poem," he tells me, unhelpfully.

It is difficult to know when a state has failed in its responsibility to protect its people, particularly when secession is involved.

But they said it was difficult to know when and where such programs were available and sometimes how to use them.

— letter to Nancy Pelosi from "Defeated Members" "You know, sometimes in this business it's difficult to know when to move on".

Dr. Olgin said that, for now, it was difficult to know when someone with heart failure was going to experience a setback.