Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to determine from inspiring English sources

The totals are somewhat difficult to determine because almost all the figures are estimates and subject to change.

Like most Afghans, the life stories of Mr. Mohammed and Mr. Ahmed are full of twists and turns and turnabouts, making their current allegiance somewhat difficult to determine.

The reason given for this, that those who must acquire something from another to make a living alienate what belongs to them, is so vague that Kant himself admits in a footnote "It is, I admit, somewhat difficult to determine what is required in order to be able to claim the rank of a human being who is his own master".

However, the epidemiology of NTM disease in patients without HIV infection remains somewhat difficult to determine.

It has been clear right from our very first debate in committee that it has been somewhat difficult to determine how we can solve this problem.

The benefits of the PAC are somewhat difficult to define.

Controlling for this experience is a difficult task because the concept is somewhat difficult to define in mathematical terms.

For the second term in (6), it is somewhat difficult to find the CDF and MGF.

It may be somewhat difficult to see, but you can trust that it'll be there.

It should glow with a gentle blue flame that might be somewhat difficult to see.

Dlg defects are somewhat more difficult to determine in the outer cells of a multilayered overgrowth because the outer cells frequently tend to lose their columnar morphology, which in and of itself likely reflects disruption of apicobasal polarity.