Sentence examples for more difficult to gauge from inspiring English sources

But the robot made it more difficult to gauge feelings, Pelikan said.

The toll they are taking on morale is more difficult to gauge.

The number of people fighting for Isis is more difficult to gauge.

Because Christie's is privately held, its finances are more difficult to gauge.

For American art, the show had results more difficult to gauge.

But a Phil Jones whose impact is at times compelling, at others diffuse is a little more difficult to gauge.

Three more factors make it difficult to gauge which way the political winds are blowing in Connecticut: Nobody's Home: Early unofficial estimates on Wednesday morning had statewide turnout at around 25 percent of Republican and Democratic voters, said Av Harris, a spokesman for the secretary of the state.

Opposition AMs have criticised a lack of clarity, and sources in the NHS say that without more detail it is difficult to gauge the cost of the changes at this stage.

It is difficult to gauge which campaign is using data more effectively.

Even so, it is difficult to gauge the degree of political support for more prosecutions.

Bank of America's results were more straightforward than in recent quarters, when one-time gains and losses made it difficult to gauge the bank's underlying performance.