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

It was difficult to gauge from the report how extensive the problems were.

Armed Taliban soldiers patrolled the grounds, so it was difficult to gauge how freely the refugees could talk.

With only one side issuing reports from the battlefield, it was difficult to gauge the momentum of the warfare.

It was difficult to gauge the size of crowds on Friday, though activists said protests were widespread.

On Sunday, it was difficult to gauge how they felt about being on the brink of elimination.

Howeidy and many others I spoke to said that it was difficult to gauge what sort of Islamism could emerge in a democratic Egypt.

They say it is difficult to gauge its current value because the market in Manhattan has fallen so far, and few transactions have occurred.

"Then again, we still don't know the scale of the new American law yet, so it's difficult to gauge its impact.

Despite its continued investment in these properties, it's difficult to gauge how well the sites are doing because Rocket Internet does not divulge details about their performance.

But apart from the initial savings, it is difficult to gauge whether Vodafone and its competitors are going to profit.

It is difficult to gauge where he stands.