Sentence examples for makes it difficult to tell from inspiring English sources

An absence of reliable opinion polls makes it difficult to tell, and analysts have mixed views.

At least, I think it's her: the size of the centre makes it difficult to tell.

On his mother's orders, he shut down his site, which makes it difficult to tell how it operated.

Work No 955 makes it difficult to tell whether the joke is on the audience, the orchestra, or both.

Her career has been built on provocation, which makes it difficult to tell when she's being serious.

The staging makes it difficult to tell whether we are outside or indoors, and the relationships among the characters lack specificity.

This made it difficult to tell on him, and Yisroel knew it.

The government structure and business culture make it difficult to tell exactly what's going on in Chinese companies.

Both are contemplative and earnest men, making it difficult to tell where Mr. Jenkins ends and Vale begins.

When the rig sank to the ocean floor, it created clouds of debris, making it difficult to tell how much oil was being released.

North Korea's taped replays did not carry the audio or graphics from the original footage, making it difficult to tell whose transmission it had copied.