Sentence examples for very difficult to evaluate from inspiring English sources

"These isolated things are going to be very difficult to evaluate," said Carolyn Konheim, a transportation consultant who worked on an alternative, broader plan that was presented to the Department of Transportation.

I also agree with Laura that it has become very difficult to evaluate execution performance.

In general the issue of time-ordering makes it very difficult to evaluate G.

However, it is very difficult to evaluate an affective disorder in animals.

Under these conditions, it is very difficult to evaluate the experimental error by repeating the measurements several times.

The ultimate impacts in all themes were very difficult to evaluate because of the long-term perspective (10 years or more).

"It's very difficult to value.

It's very difficult to judge.

Models are often encoded in formats such as SBML, whose structure is very complex and difficult to evaluate due to many special cases.

(The comparison between Egypt and Saudi Arabia is unfair, however, as the two cultures are very different, making it difficult to evaluate both countries on similar standards).

In case the reminder and the participants response were timely very close, it was difficult to evaluate whether the response was triggered by the reminder or not.