Sentence examples for it difficult to know how from inspiring English sources

Religious scholars say the church's past reticence, even secrecy, in the face of what its leaders have considered persecution, makes it difficult to know how widely the new message is being embraced among members, or how long it will last.

One limitation of the study is that its small size and lab setting make it difficult to know how seeing vape pens would influence smoking urges among smokers in real life situations, the authors note in Nicotine and Tobacco Research.

31, making it difficult to know how much money Mr. Perry's campaign has left.

"Police are finding it difficult to know how to react when incidents are reported," she said.

And this makes it difficult to know how to feel about the latest wave of investigations.

In addition, many retailers find it difficult to know how to price merchandise when their suppliers offer temporary "deals".

"It's difficult to know how it will turn out at this point," she said.

It is difficult to know how it could find a role in today's Britain.

The army across the country is such a divided force that it is difficult to know how it might respond in the event of a split.

"However, it is difficult to know how long it will take to carry out the project.

"It's brutal and ruthless". It's difficult to know how many people die crossing the Southwest border each year.