Sentence examples for more difficult to know from inspiring English sources

"It's more difficult to know what we should learn," he said.

It is more difficult to know how this would translate into a race for Congress.

More difficult to know is whether any other opera house will now pick it up.

With a larger school, it's more difficult to know everyone, what they're thinking and what they're working on.

As they grew older and smarter, it became more difficult to know how to answer their questions.

But a direct attack on the way of life itself is infinitely more immediate and unfathomably more difficult to know how to respond to.

These works of the human being (operabilia) are "…more difficult to know than the objects of speculative knowledge".

As a consumer overwhelmed by the profusion of brands, it's increasingly more confusing and difficult to know what's right for your little Balthazar or Zorro.

Without more details, it is difficult to know exactly how some taxpayers will fare.

Without more particulars, it is difficult to know how Trump would achieve many of these goals.

But more critically, it's difficult to know what role Romney personally played in creating jobs, as opposed to the the role companies played themselves since the Bain investment.