Sentence examples for difficult to measure whether from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to measure whether state-run water systems perform better than privately run ones.
In retrospect it's not so difficult to measure whether they went far enough or too far or what people did and how they went along".
Given their scarcity, he said, it is difficult to measure whether they would work on a large scale, and there is little comprehensive research to show that they benefit immigrant children.
"So when he passed, we put one in his coat pocket to take to heaven with him!" It is difficult to measure whether such anecdotes result in more sales of Oatmeal Creme Pies, the concoction with oatmeal cookies and white filling, but that is beside the point, said Barry Anthony, director of marketing for McKee Foods.
However, it is difficult to measure whether participants have acquired such knowledge, because conducting a paper-based test like a conventional subject does not fit well to the evaluation of the knowledge and skill of programming.
It is difficult to measure whether the text developed is culturally appropriate or not.
However, the absolute growth of cells, their change in physical mass, whether cancerous or physiologic, is difficult to measure directly with traditional techniques.
Many animals adjust the sex of their offspring based on environmental cues such as temperature, but whether humans do the same is difficult to measure.
The full economic impact of the troop withdrawals is difficult to measure, as it depends on factors that are hard to predict, such as whether the Taliban rises again.
