Sentence examples for is difficult to guess from inspiring English sources
What that will look like post-IS is difficult to guess, but it seems highly improbable that Syria and Iraq (and even perhaps Jordan and Turkey) will return to what they were pre-IS.
What Rembrandt's own feelings about Jews may have been is difficult to guess.
It is difficult to guess how well the relationships among these characters would have been ascertained without Mr. Barenboim's prologue.
In the long term, if the process of compromise does move forward, analysts said, it is difficult to guess at the future political shape of the country.
What implications this shift in perspective may have, both for politicians seeking to engage with younger voters and also for those starting to take a role in deciding policy, is difficult to guess.
"At some point," Mr. Bernanke said, "health care spending as a share of gross domestic product will stop rising, but it is difficult to guess when that will be, and there is little sign of it yet".
"And it's difficult to guess what people are thinking," says Pulido, "or the repercussions of us taking this long.
Without knowledge of where these stories fit into the peculiar timeline of Patricia Highsmith's career, it would be difficult to guess.
Consider an easy-to-remember phrase that contains two or three words, or stringing together only the first few letters of each word in a sentence that would be difficult to guess.
