Sentence examples for easy to discern from from inspiring English sources
Both Mr. Landis and Mr. Kam emphasize that in rapidly developing technology companies, like Integrated Process, share value often is not easy to discern from company reports.
Although the themes of "safety" and "work" are pretty clear, it's not easy to discern from Wednesday's schedule what the "first" theme is all about.
"David Fincher in a bad mood isn't easy to discern from David Fincher in a good mood," "Social Network" scribe Aaron Sorkin wrote in a 2011 Vanity Fair essay.
Nerdiness is pretty easy to discern just from the essay and the academic record.
It's not easy to discern spirit communication from what we already know.
The rise of the selfie means it's now easy to discern the genuine fan from the slightly frightening professional.
"Re Mr Hughes's point about appealing for caught behind - anyone who has ever umpired knows that it isn't easy to discern an edge, especially from a spinner," says Gary Naylor.
While a precise definition of ultraportable varies, the broader attributes of the category are as easy to discern as telling a sports car from a sport utility vehicle.
In addition, pesticide levels in both residential dust and biomarkers aggregate over multiple pathways; therefore, independent contributions from each pathway are not easy to discern.
Each bottle from Littorai excelled in a distinct way that was easy to discern but is hard to describe.
