Sentence examples for impossible to say precisely from inspiring English sources

Performance-enhancing drugs have also clearly played some role in the larger size of players, though it is impossible to say precisely how much.

Since the Iranian government has not assumed responsibility for the outage, Ronald Deibert, director of the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, said it was impossible to say precisely what was behind it.

I'm certain that some specific memory comes back to him during the "I can still hear her" part, though of course it's impossible to say precisely what or whom he was thinking of.

The principle implies a kind of information shortage that, according to the experimenters, makes it impossible to say precisely where an object is.

Because it's illegal in France to collect statistics on race and religion, it's impossible to say precisely.

Assets on the forms are reported in a range making it impossible to say precisely how much each justice is worth, but suffice to say, none of them are hurting financially.

It's impossible to say very precisely what would be saved: all the numbers are fuzzy, and the Pentagon is deliberately opaque about what it really intends to do if we leave planning to them.

Hard to say, precisely.

It is hard to say, precisely.

Hard to say precisely what the company has planned.

It's just impossible to say.