Sentence examples for highly difficult to judge from inspiring English sources

In the era of cART, the literature on neuronal death and dropout in HIV-infected people remains highly difficult to judge in terms of its clinical relevancy.

In the fuzzier realm of science policy, the ultimate impacts of your efforts are often difficult to judge and are highly perishable.

In the highly inter-connected world of Whitehall it is more difficult to judge who are the star performers, and who are seriously at risk of the sack.

It was difficult to judge.

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

"So it is difficult to judge.

It is quite difficult to judge.

The potential harm is difficult to judge.

"But it is difficult to judge.

"So it's very difficult to judge.

That, too, is difficult to judge.