Sentence examples for extremely difficult to judge from inspiring English sources

"We drove through water where it was extremely difficult to judge how high it was," Mr. Loh said.

The question of whether animals were the immediate objects of a cult is extremely difficult to judge in each particular case.

The Fine Gael TD said it was extremely difficult to judge the report stage and a judgment call was made at midnight that it would need several more hours.

At this stage, the precise role of the oxide layer in the mechanism of adhesion of the tribo-film on the worn surface is still extremely difficult to judge from the experiments results.

To be fair, even for the most seasoned recruiter, it can be extremely difficult to judge a person's interpersonal skills and ability to negotiate in a few interviews, which can make the process of hiring sales people especially difficult, for example.

The paper names the tweeters but supplies no other descriptive information (e.g., job titles, affiliations, locations) about them, which makes it extremely difficult to judge their credibility.

One thing I learned is that these kinds of events are extremely complex, and can be difficult to judge from the outside.

It was difficult to judge.

"It's difficult to judge," Shevchenko said.

"So it is difficult to judge.

It is quite difficult to judge.