Examples of using More difficult to judge in English and their translations into French
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This one is more difficult to judge.
Due to their smaller size their speed anddistance is more difficult to judge.
It's more difficult to judge a state.
Our motives may be more difficult to judge.
It is more difficult to judge other vehicle's speeds and distances at night.
Case 2 and Case 3:These cases are a bit more difficult to judge.
It is even more difficult to judge whether content is harmful.
It's easy to judge others, but it's much more difficult to judge ourselves.
It is even more difficult to judge from outside the organisation if that line has been crossed.
Few historical personages are more difficult to judge than LaSalle.
It is more difficult to judge whether such mobility is more an aspiration than a reachable reality.
At night time it is more difficult to judge distances.
The extent to which this requires the establishment of new structures orworking methods is more difficult to judge.
Opinions are much more difficult to judge objectively.
Regarding the amount of flexibility that should be exercised in conducting the pilot study, FICSA noted that while flexibility is a desirable concept,too much flexibility by the volunteer organizations could make it that much more difficult to judge the success or failure of the study and the reasons for either result.
At night it is more difficult to judge distances and speeds.
As in all sports,international competitions are more difficult to judge than national championships.
It's much more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others.”~ Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
The 16 singers in the Art Song division were more difficult to judge owing to varying audio fidelity.
It is even more difficult to judge how those effects in financial markets, whatever their magnitude, have been transmitted to the macroeconomy.
For some people with dementia, it becomes much more difficult to judge distances and understand spatial relationships.
It is more difficult to judge noteworthy outcomes under pillars 1 and 2, especially outside the realm of the HIV/ AIDS Research Initiative.
Depth perception is less acute and it will be more difficult to judge your height and detect slight movement over the ground;
Right: This situation is more difficult to judge: the dog pushes the see-saw down as well, but you cannot be sure if the see-saw is actually touching the ground before the last paw loses contact with the see-saw.
Other Languages“It is much more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others.
Do your think it is more difficult to judge the merits of a work of art when it also has historical significance?