Sentence examples for it was difficult to conclude from inspiring English sources

In the final report of its current term, the committee said it was difficult to conclude that publicity around the launch of the compensation scheme last year was a "deliberate attempt to mislead", and that the implication unions were in agreement was "callous and manipulative".

While several economists and employment experts agree that Apple has an economic impact that goes beyond the people it directly employs, they said it was difficult to conclude from Apple's study what the company's benefit is to the overall jobs market.

Due to the severe silver degradation, it was difficult to conclude, by SEM EDS analysis, if a thin layer of gypsum was applied over the chalk or if they were applied as a mixture.

It was difficult to conclude whether kidney dysfunction is an independent predictor of sudden cardiac death.

However, it was difficult to conclude anything from these two data points.

Concerning the PARs stratified by age, it was difficult to conclude to any difference between subjects younger than 45 compared to subjects aged 45 60 or older because CIs are large and overlapped.

It is difficult to conclude that it has worked well.

It is difficult to conclude that this is anything but racism.

"Yet it is difficult to conclude that the letter constitutes grounds for sanctions".

In doing so, it is difficult to conclude that their assault was not intended to be directed at the heart of France's national identity.

Pennsylvania's senators, Arlen Specter, a Republican, and Bob Casey, a Democrat, said "it is difficult to conclude that HUD's actions are anything but retaliatory".