Sentence examples for particularly difficult to know from inspiring English sources
But beyond that, it is almost impossible to know, with any certainty, how the majority of such interventions affected various children and particularly difficult to know how permanent or profound the effect has been.
Some groups, such as Ameobozoa, are particularly difficult to recognize.
Overhydration is particularly difficult to recognize.
There is leeway in the length of pregnancy, particularly because it can sometimes be difficult to know the precise conception date, but a cat going over 67 days should be professionally checked.
(Researcher, Germany) sometimes particularly in people with dementia, it's difficult to know when they're actually, when do you define that they're palliative or end of life, you know?
It's difficult to know what fuels the ongoing attacks, particularly when media are banned from the areas under attack.
It's difficult to know how far to extrapolate from one person, particularly someone with a history of seizures, cautions Baynes.
It is difficult to know when a state has failed in its responsibility to protect its people, particularly when secession is involved.
"It's very difficult to know".
