Sentence examples for difficulties of judging from inspiring English sources

Pte Highgate's case shows the difficulties of judging past decisions by current standards.

These questions reflect the difficulties of judging textbooks everywhere.

They worried about over-protected children, and the difficulty of judging their progress.

Wilkes made mistakes, but only much later did experts find out why as they gradually realized the great difficulty of judging distances in the clear atmosphere of Antarctica.

It opens your eyes to the range of what dance can be, and to the difficulty of judging one form against another.

If two men are of nearly equal celerity and very unequal size, the big one will win nine times out of ten; what fooled me and the sportswriters and the crowd that backed Hickman in 1821 was the difficulty of judging the relative speed of two boxers who have never been in the same ring.

The difficulty of judging what the categorical imperative requires, however, only arises if Kant has adequately justified it.

The early detection task addresses the difficulty of judging the nature of a hashtag using only the limited data available immediately before trending.

Midgley had warned us of the difficulty of judging distances in the tunnels and the frustration of a long wait if you pulled over too soon.

Sure, with size and scale comes revenue, but it also brings less appealing byproducts like noise, faked pictures, lazy filtering, inadequate profiles, and the difficulty of judging actual interest from spam or "virtual winking".

Separation of similar species in flight may be complicated by the difficulty of judging colours accurately in strong desert light, particularly with juveniles.