Sentence examples for more difficult to ascertain from inspiring English sources

Rif losses have been much more difficult to ascertain; one estimate calculated 30,000 casualties, with 10,000 deaths.

Although Lincoln's storytelling is well known, it is more difficult to ascertain which stories he most likely told, as opposed to the many ascribed to him.

Place of origin was more difficult to ascertain however.

Although such cases get widespread agreement, it becomes more difficult to ascertain what obligation one has to distant others with unclear expectations of success.

In addition, the direction of a possibly causal association between medication overuse and the underlying headache becomes even more difficult to ascertain if the headache is assumed to be secondary to another, defined organic cause.

Whereas the CLD of convex bodies, e.g. sphere, ellipsoids, cylinders…, can be easily calculated, few studies have been conducted on the CLD of non convex bodies which are more difficult to ascertain.

Unfortunately the budgetary process is increasingly less transparent and more scattered, making it difficult to ascertain the final destination of funds.

The data for the health care burden of urinary incontinence are more difficult to accurately ascertain because a large percentage of women and men do not report or access care for urinary incontinence.

In the absence of more comprehensive mapping data, it is difficult to ascertain how accurate these projections are, as a smaller population may considerably lower this estimate.

Similar repeatedly presented pictures have little own value [ 12], but complete absence of reward value is difficult to ascertain, as more interesting visual stimuli such as changing pictures, movies, and laboratory environments are known to be rewarding [ 12, 13].

"We know asymptomatic infections occur … but whether we are seeing more of it in the current outbreak is difficult to ascertain," he said.