Sentence examples for difficult to tell on from inspiring English sources

This made it difficult to tell on him, and Yisroel knew it.

Fact: It can be difficult to tell on any given day whether China is trouncing the U.S. or hobbled by its own top-down instincts to pick winners and losers.

Schwartz says it's difficult to tell on a wider scale, but he has seen some anecdotal evidence.

Picking the right couch or dining room table is not a snap decision and has to take into consideration factors such as physical size, how it will look in the house, cost and texture things that are difficult to tell on even the best web site.

Our expert says With so many swap-type transactions (and the account revealing only the financial consequences, not the underlying strategy) it would be very difficult to tell what on earth was going on.

K. radiotolerans has one of the two (Krad1601, Krad1602, Krad1603), but it is difficult to tell based on the amino acid sequence whether it is an N-type or an O-type.

"As it is difficult to tell what is going on behind closed doors, I am not in a position to judge whether the communication between the commission and Google during this competition inquiry has been atypical, though it certainly raises questions".

And since this is done by any power-seeker, ranging from hooligans such as Nigeria's Boko Haram, unscrupulous opportunists within Malaysia's Malay-based political parties, purportedly devout scholars or aging aristocrats, it has become difficult to tell what seriously rests on religious fundaments and what does not.

It is sometimes difficult to tell who is on the right side and who is on the wrong side".

It is very difficult to tell specific numbers on child slavery: we have limited official statistics on the prevalence of the situation, and because trafficking has been made illegal [in the 2005 Human Trafficking Act], those who recruit child slaves are more careful to hide what they are doing.

He has often commented on issues of sexuality, and it's not difficult to tell why some on the more prudish right might find his prose off-putting.