Sentence examples for more difficult to guess from inspiring English sources

Mr Tenet comments, in one of the better passages in the book, that it was often more difficult to guess what the Americans were up to than the Iraqis.The second reason is that the book provides yet more evidence of the opportunity cost of the Iraq war.

In combination with the uncertainty over the special election in Missouri, the appointment of the independent, Dean Barkley, to fill Senator Paul Wellstone's seat made it even more difficult to guess who would control the Senate in a lame-duck session that begins on Nov. 12.

For starters, some computer security experts say that password length is more important than complexity, which means that a 16-character memorable password like "ilovemysportscar" is more difficult to guess than an eight-character unmemorable password like "T9!!q".

Also, almost ever taster noted that the iced category was much more difficult to guess, because the dilution from the ice mellowed the coffee out quite a bit.

It was difficult to guess his age.

Existing rules make it difficult to guess which regulations apply to which firms.

Of course, it was difficult to guess what people in that closed country were thinking.

What Rembrandt's own feelings about Jews may have been is difficult to guess.

The Israeli disarray makes it difficult to guess about the Israeli requirements for a compromise.

And it is not difficult to guess where he is headed.

"It's difficult to guess.