Sentence examples for difficult to review how from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is difficult to review how accurate the results are.

Children's books are probably the most difficult of all to write; they are certainly the most difficult to review.

Twisted Metal is difficult to review but great to play.

It is difficult to predict how long the S.E.C. review will take, but the companies hope the funds will be available sometime this year.

However with housing the biggest loser in the recent spending review is it difficult to see how this Bill will be able to significantly impact on our urgent need for more new homes".

On the basis of the evaluations reviewed here, it is, however, difficult to determine how lasting the progress is likely to be.

When we consider these characteristics alongside the requirements of funding and publication, and the (understandable) imperfections of peer review, it is not difficult to see how work in empirical bioethics could struggle to find a place.

But in a review of the first 25 cases, it was sometimes difficult to determine how the information from the street stops had been crucial in solving the crimes or how their placement in a database was a factor.

The report adds: "It is difficult to see how a minister can urge his officials to progress a review which they apparently submitted to him four months or more previously".

In such conditions, it is difficult to understand how much a deleterious mutation affects the biological function of an organelle (see Rand 2001 for a review on multi-level selection on mtDNA).

Bearing that in mind, it's not difficult to imagine how another "crime against the state" – so widespread protests or rioting, essentially – might have the potential to justify legislative review.