Sentence examples for difficult to tell in from inspiring English sources

But it's not difficult to tell in the public schools.

But that story is very difficult to tell, in particular as it is happening.

It was difficult to tell in amongst the digital ululating whether any of this had any substance.

It seemed to be now here, now there, so it was difficult to tell in what direction we were heading".

Beck and Donatella separated in 2000, but he remains on the Versace payroll, though it is difficult to tell in precisely what capacity.

"We do have big money here but I find it difficult to tell in shorts and flip-flops whether someone has 600 million in the bank or $6," one local estate agent said.

It is difficult to tell if in some of the micrographs we are looking at many individual vacuoles which have not fused together due to lack of SNARE complexes or whether they are all interconnected but just change in morphology.

However, Leboeuf-Yde et al. had no test set and it is difficult to tell if their model would hold in a similar population.

It was difficult to tell if Mr. Holder, in his comments, meant that he was disturbed over the New York Police Department's surveillance efforts or over the apparent lack of interstate communication and coordination, or both.

The canon of Wulfstan's homiletic works is somewhat ambiguous, as it is often difficult to tell if a homily in his style was actually written by Wulfstan, or is merely the work of someone who had appreciated Wulfstanian style and imitated it.

It was difficult to tell if Ron was listening in on any of this; both of us had our lips pulled back in pretend smiles.