Ejemplos de uso de Difficult to judge en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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And the white is a bit difficult to judge.
It's difficult to judge right now how ready I am.
Since weight is more difficult to judge and measure.
It is difficult to judge whether this event has three or four jets.
However, quality is very difficult to judge that the price.
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Ask participants which of the cases they found most difficult to judge.
His career was difficult to judge, however.
The effects of optimization are often difficult to judge.
And it's incredibly difficult to judge the distance of a point source of light in the night.
The value of a model is therefore difficult to judge.
At first it can be difficult to judge whether the light is from a car, a bike or even just a person with a torch.
About color preferences is difficult to judge.
Doses can be difficult to judge, so it is recommended to consult a specialist to avoid over-medication.
Creativity is one of the most magical things about surfing and also one of the most difficult to judge.
An analysis of the three agreements also reveals that is it difficult to judge the necessity and effectiveness of the use of trade measures.
It had become difficult to judge the fairness of the scale, owing to the complexity of the methodology that had evolved over the years.
For example, if no extreme events occur, such as droughts or floods,it is difficult to judge the effectiveness of the measure.
In addition, it is very difficult to judge the distribution of the data and to judge the degree of variance homogeneity when using this method.
Those first contacts were often turbulent and violent,but it is difficult to judge the past by the criteria of the present.
It is therefore very difficult to judge the effectiveness of technical cooperation, and so to use such observation to improve standards.
Policy measures in the categories of awareness andinformation were more difficult to judge and are crucially dependent on their design.
It had been very difficult to judge the amount of funding required, since there had been no official statistics on the number of indigenous children.
Although the protocols have been commended as an improvement in regional cooperation,it is difficult to judge any improvements made in this area without concrete results.
Using only the benchmark scores,it may be difficult to judge the difference overclocking makes to the overall performance of a computer.
Second, these traits should generally have an affective or interpersonally,rather than personally-oriented component because the latter is much more difficult to judge and less observable.
When looking for a WordPress hosting plan it can be difficult to judge how much disk space you think you need vs how much you really need.
A“worst case” arises when the responses are evenly split, 50/50;making it very difficult to judge which response is the most preferred to a given question.
Even when information on cost was provided,it was difficult to judge what type of cost it represented- social, economic, marginal, shadow or other- as Parties used different cost concepts.
The external effectiveness of the capacity-building component is uneven and difficult to judge, given the ongoing status of the majority of projects.
There was still no integrated plan linking spend to deliverables,making it difficult to judge what progress should have been achieved for the investment to date.