Sentence examples for difficult to tell how from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to tell how much money the Washington Post loses, if any.

It is difficult to tell how common it is.

But it is difficult to tell how much the French really care about the whole debate.

Furthermore, the report found, it is difficult to tell how well students are doing.

Due to Roosevelt's great age, it is difficult to tell how well he hears contemporary questions.

It is difficult to tell how much difference the vote trading could make in the election.

It was difficult to tell how Isaias would react each day and his moods changed constantly.

On his mother's orders, he shut down his site, which makes it difficult to tell how it operated.

He later wrote of Seward that it was difficult to tell "how much was nature and how much was mask".

Still, it may be difficult to tell how much of the ruling on the N.F.L. case extends to other situations.

It is difficult to tell how much – if any – of Shah's account of his career as a spy is true.