Sentence examples for discerning which from inspiring English sources

If many patients with different kinds of tumors started taking experimental drugs outside controlled clinical trials, doctors could have a hard time discerning which of the drugs were working and for which cancers.

He showed me a list of the 13 movies that they had for the year, and I had no trouble discerning which movies, give or take, would click and which would bomb — you wouldn't, either.

In its securities filing before it went public, Angie's List, in what could have been a direct message to anyone thinking about investing in Yelp, put it this way: "The anonymity of the Internet renders it inherently susceptible to outright manipulation by unscrupulous service providers and unhappy customers, so consumers have limited means for discerning which information they should trust".

Pluralists can provide criteria for discerning which concepts should be accepted as legitimate.

Academic entrepreneurs must be able to aim high while delivering on their promises and discerning which research endeavors are most likely to contribute to the bottom line.

If anything, discerning which products or brands are in the right — or the wrong — becomes even more confusing after public incidents, said Ziba Cranmer, a vice president with marketing firm Cone Communications in Boston.

Michael Billington could not discern which one Tennant was using.

It is difficult to discern which aspects are not so!

Some have tried to discern which nations are the happiest.

Hours later, it can be difficult to discern which condo complex is which.

The system is unable to discern which street the driver is actually on.