Sentence examples for even difficult to know from inspiring English sources

In this war, it is more difficult than in most to tell the difference between rumor and report, and spin and fact, and sometimes even difficult to know the facts of things one sees firsthand.

If there's no consensus about how well evaluations work in a class like basic microeconomics, it's even more difficult to know how seriously to take them in classes like Byerly's or Bean's.

The complex profile of family physicians makes it even more difficult to know how they integrate new scientific knowledge into their daily practice, how they combine various information sources, and how they adapt this information to patients presenting with different health conditions [ 2].

These initiatives will help hold down health care costs, even if it's difficult to know how much — and they are the only game in town.

Against such a position, an objectivist may ask why we should think objective goods are incommensurable: If X and Y are both objectively good, then why not say that the statement 'X is better than Y' (or a more restrictive comparative statement specifying respects or circumstances) is objectively true or false, even if this is difficult to know?

In a state where there are more Italian restaurants than post offices or perhaps even McDonald's, it is difficult to know how far to tell people to drive to get to one that is far better than average.

It is sometimes difficult to know even what type of object can hide a message.

Even with Hamilton it is difficult to know for sure because he tends to be a bit emotional from time to time, although he put in a very solid drive in Austin.

It's difficult to know even where to begin to address the impoverished interpretive twaddle put forward by Franklin Graham on the subject of our responsibilities to immigrants and refugees.

"But even that, it's very difficult to know whether they've actually done that or what's the credibility of the information submitted, so it's a very murky area".

They have both been called difficult to know and even aloof at times.