Sentence examples for difficult to weigh from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to weigh Mr. Terry's comments against Mr. Wright's objectively.

There's a high emotional cost to this sort of viewing that's difficult to weigh.

In the absence of the ante-post favourite, this afternoon's race is difficult to weigh up.

But how much money you save is far more difficult to weigh up.

For many Christians, it was difficult to weigh the morality of his actions.

He said it was difficult to weigh such considerations in granting the leniency that is allowed under sentencing guidelines.

It's a difficult equation to weigh that up – but it does seem clear that Kruger is taking a slightly different approach to her detective.

As she told Ms. Buchman, now she has two difficult options to weigh in the coming days and she "hates them both".

She found it difficult enough to weigh her fears of the cancer against her fears of the operation — with its risks of life-threatening bleeding and voice damage — without having to put finances into the equation.

She found it difficult enough to weigh her fears of the cancer against her fears of the operation with its risks of life-threatening bleeding and voice damage without having to put finances into the equation.

It is difficult to fully weigh up a sentence where there is little guidance – thankfully, this is a rare offence, so previous decisions are scarce.