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

One project - a scholarship program aimed at encouraging students to pursue university degrees that are not necessarily NTD-based - was excluded because it was difficult to decipher its direct link to NTD's.

For many, it was difficult to decipher fact from fiction.

Some of it was difficult to decipher, as the sound effect of a dog's tongue every time I opened my mouth muffled some of the words but, from what I remember, they wanted to know if being funny online was part of a comedian's job, and if there's a pressure to live up to the expectations of everyone with an internet connection.

In contrast, at times it was difficult to decipher what Gatland's game-plan was.

I heard it again, but it was difficult to decipher where it was coming from.

But it was difficult to decipher who did himself the most favors in the long run. .

Therefore, although MAP9 function is essential for microtubules (MT) in normal cells and is involved in a number of MT-based functions (cytoskeleton, mitosis, and development) it is difficult to decipher whether its underexpression is part of the cause or the consequence of tumorigenesis.

From a distance, it's difficult to decipher, hard to understand its intent.

It is difficult to decipher the "R" or the "M" or even what language it is.

It's difficult to decipher the Spanish in the album's title; it's almost a weird play on words.

But sometimes it's difficult to decipher what is worse in college athletics: to be stinkin' drunk on Budweiser or to be thoroughly intoxicated by power.