Sentence examples for extremely difficult to discern from inspiring English sources

In fact, so few of the dire budget cuts that Mayor Bloomberg warned of earlier this year remain that most New Yorkers will find it extremely difficult to discern any difference in the services they have become accustomed to receiving from their local government.

Even at a resolution of 100 metres (330 feet)—that is, an ability to discriminate fine detail at high contrast only if its components are more than 100 metres apart cities, canals, bridges, the Great Wall of China (long erroneously believed to be visible from the Moon), highways, and other large-scale accoutrements of Earth's technical civilization would be extremely difficult to discern.

Though, preliminary data indicate that inhibition of chymotrypsin and trypsin-like proteases rescues a certain amount of extracellular IL-1β (not shown), the plethora of MC-derived proteases in the SN makes it extremely difficult to discern productive cleavage of pro-IL-1β into mat-IL-1β from degradation.

Sometimes the difference between "scalping" and "producing" is exceedingly difficult to discern.

(If true, the two kids must have been highly inquisitive: it is extremely difficult to even discern the actual "parts" without magnifying the image).

That ambition is not difficult to discern.

The answer is not difficult to discern.

General Kayani's personal views are difficult to discern.

It is often difficult to discern whether Blatter is serious.

This year it was difficult to discern such differences, however.

It is difficult to discern which aspects are not so!