Sentence examples for difficult to properly assess from inspiring English sources

Despite all this, the market has continued to grow, though because of its fractured nature it is difficult to properly assess its size.

It's sometimes difficult to properly assess exactly how Lazio will line up due to the interchangeable nature of these systems but one constant is that Pioli likes to have both Felipe Anderson and Candreva behind a lone striker.

That makes it difficult to properly assess Instagram's standing against Snapchat and other rivals.

These differences lead to the formation of hyperbolic signatures, which make it difficult to properly assess the dimension and location of the targets inside the scan region [1].

Absent diplomatic feelers, it is difficult to properly assess the nature of the threat posed by the enemy's goals, intentions, and long-term objectives.

In the defeat by Belgium, while difficult to properly assess a team that had so little of the ball, there were still things that would have pleased the manager.

Steve Banks, attorney in chief for the Legal Aid Society in New York, noted that in 15 states, including New York, prosecutors are not required to turn over their evidence or witness lists to the defense until just before trial, making it difficult for defense lawyers to properly assess the merits of a plea offer.

GPs find it difficult to allocate adequate time to properly assess the well-child, as well as promote key health messages to parents.

"It's just that adults are able to properly assess the risk," he said.

"The recruiters don't know how to properly assess their training," he says.

Police put the figures down to other road users being unable to properly assess their speed.