Sentence examples for it is not difficult to discern from inspiring English sources

At Harris Farms in California's Central Valley, it is not difficult to discern the effects of the state's continuing drought.

It is not difficult to discern where Wilders, who combines far-right anti-immigrant positions with leftist welfarism, is getting his inspiration: Rome.

Still, it is not difficult to discern in them rather different views of the relevance of 'context' to epistemology.

It is not difficult to discern the theoretical work that this account of moral approbation is supposed to do for Reid.

It is not difficult to discern that while the head of the household in a city is usually middle aged between 45 and 65 or at a lower senior age, the head of the household in rural area changed from young people to middle-aged or elderly people.

It is not difficult to discern why the Kremlin would take a single Facebook page so seriously.

That ambition is not difficult to discern.

The answer is not difficult to discern.

The reason is not difficult to discern: politics.

As for the FA, their disarray, at the start of what they are promoting as Girls Football Week, is not difficult to discern.

The influence behind FBOs is not difficult to discern.