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

"There's an enormous problem with organised crime," said a diplomat from an EU country, saying that links between families in Montenegro's close-knit society make "it difficult to know which knot to undo first", despite recent progress in tackling high-level corruption.

The New Jersey ruling said that "successive views of the same person can make it difficult to know whether the later identification stems from a memory of the original event or a memory of the earlier identification procedures".

His many faces make it difficult to know who the true Cameron is: all that seems to remain of Cameron the environmental campaigner of 2006, for example, is the Conservatives' tree-shaped logo.

For users who enjoy a more voyeuristic experience, or aren't popular at their school, that could make it difficult to know who has posted a Story in the last 24 hours.

There's many reasons why such variables might not have been originally included: adding in past performance and school transfers make it difficult to know what in the history of a student ultimately led to their current abilities.

The number of available social media outlets can make it difficult to know where to start.

The biochemical role of Mrc1 in replication fork progression is unclear which makes it difficult to know its precise role in telomere capping.

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

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

It makes it difficult to know which set of critical coordinates to apply.

The problem is that the truth made it difficult to know what to hope for.