difficult to determine in English

hard to say with certainty, hard to decide

Use "difficult to determine" in a sentence

1. It may be difficult to determine their level of interest.

2. Since silane is spontaneously flammable in air, its toxicological properties are difficult to determine.

3. But it is difficult to determine what gentile name was borne by married women.

4. Because the protein molecules tend to aggregate, it is difficult to determine their shape and size.

5. As there is no general conflict prevention mechanism, it is difficult to determine appropriate models in advance.

6. Likewise, in cursive handwriting it is often difficult to determine where one letter stops and another starts.

7. Hence it is difficult to determine whether concordance in monozygous twins is due to shared genes or shared early environment.

8. How far these variations affected the ability of tenants to sublet is difficult to determine in the absence of objective criteria.

9. 1600 as "to talk indiscreetly." The exact relationship between the noun and verb Blab and Blabber is difficult to determine

10. As such, it can be difficult to determine who actually has the authority to enter into a contract on the LLC's behalf.

11. As it is difficult to determine the subjective guilty of this crime, there are many disputatious of it in theory and practice.

12. The Commissioner Friederike Heise explains her case with analytical and forensic-psychological knowledge (Profiler) to murder, their causes are very difficult to determine.

13. Then his Corrida was upgraded and patched so many times that it is now difficult to determine which car gave her its genes

14. How much of the Almagest is original is difficult to determine because almost all of the preceding technical astronomical literature is now lost

15. It can be difficult to predict exactly what will make your dog anxious, and even more difficult to determine if your dog’s Anxiety …

16. It is difficult to determine the exact number of ethnic Azerbaijanis currently residing in Turkey since ethnicity is a rather fluid concept in Turkish culture.

17. The Agile fixed price is a contract framework most suitable for complex IT projects, where scope, progress and costs are difficult to determine in advance.

18. It is also difficult to determine the exact age of the oldest rocks on Earth, exposed at the surface, as they are aggregates of minerals of possibly different ages.

19. Surprisingly, Afikomen is not Hebrew, but a Greek word, the precise meaning of which is difficult to determine. Some have proposed the derivation of this word from the Greek verb meaning “I …

20. Often, the inputs to the pricing model may be difficult to determine — usually stock volatility, expected time to expiration, and relevant exercise multiples — and a variety of commercial services are now offered here.

21. Are Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus (CoNS) species important? Although the clinical significance of CoNS isolated in culture can be difficult to determine, members of this species have been associated with increasing numbers of hospital-acquired infections

22. 1936, June 1, quoting Nathan Browne Eddy, Morphine Substitutes‎[1]: whether any of the substances possess Addicting properties is very difficult to determine on animals, although efforts are being made to study this aspect of the problem on dogs and monkeys

23. Practically all speakers of Belizean Creole shift constantly and seamlessly into mesolects and Acrolects across the language spectrum, as determined by elements of the social context (speaker status, style, setting, sex of speaker or audience, etc.), and it is sometimes difficult to determine whether a given feature is basilectal or other.

24. The origin of the choucroute goes back so far that it is difficult to determine exactly how it came about. However, its link with Alsace is undeniable, as stated for example by Charles Gerard (L'Ancienne Alsace à table, 1877). He wrote that ‘Choucroute has no origin other than its inhabitants.

25. As an alternative, for example where it would be difficult to determine the amount of the actual prejudice suffered, the amount of the damages might be derived from elements such as the royalties or fees which would have been due if the infringer had requested authorisation to use the intellectual property right in question.

26. The state of being apposite 1840, Abel Upshur, A Brief Enquiry into the Nature and Character of our Federal Government, Campbell, page 62: There is a want of Appositeness and accuracy in the first sentence of this extract, which renders it somewhat difficult to determine whether the author designed it as a single proposition, or as a series of