Examples of using Hard to judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It's hard to judge.
Oriental mores are hard to judge.
It's hard to judge if they are authentic or not.
Of course, at night it's hard to judge.
Of course, it's so hard to judge another's intentions.
It is hard to draw conclusions against them and this also puts you off your game,making it really hard to judge if or when they do have a good hand.
It's really hard to judge this car.
It's hard to judge art since people put months and sometimes years into developing their projects.
Well, every situation different,and it's hard to judge until we know all the details.
It's hard to judge cruelty when you have never known kindness.
This is a general issue with area graphs, andarea is hard to judge- see"Cleveland's hierarchy.
It's hard to judge how tough Finma is on the financial institutions it monitors.
If, for example, terrorism almost never happens,it's really hard to judge the efficacy of counter-terrorist measures.
It's hard to judge a story that, at the time, was astonishing but has aged so badly.
Whether this approach or the one adopted here is preferable is hard to judge- clearly there is no ideal measure.
It is hard to judge which party is more to blame, but one thing is clear- Slovakia and Bulgaria urgently need help.
If, for example, terrorism almost never happens,it's really hard to judge the efficacy of counter-terrorist measures.
In this case it is hard to judge which came first, the ability to make stone tools or the consumption of animal protein.
With a very broad audience and a lot of content,sometimes it's hard to judge what words or style that a subscriber might like.
This is hard to judge by rescuers andresearch indicatesthat caregivers, on the whole, do not perform CPR within established guidelines.
With so little time in power and so little experience,it becomes hard to judge and foresee the president's ideal in relation to the country.
It's very hard to judge the actual power of the deck, but it's refreshing to see Rogue play in a different manner and we hope to see more diversity within the Rogue class in the future!
I don't know if it's'cause I have been dating Puckerman, which makes it really hard to judge anyone-- and I will deny it outside in the real world-- but, yes.
Van Aubel and Shaw have used the resin in a very different way from the manufacturer's recommendation andso it is hard to judge how durable the chair will be.
How far the differential rate of growth of productivity has been the result of a conscious employ ment policy in these Member States is hard to judge, but in these countries relatively high priority has been attached to maintaining high levels of employment and, as noted below, a number of measures have been taken to encourage more people to be employed at a given level of output.
Further, it is hard to visually compare lengths of different spokes,because radial distances are hard to judge, though concentric circles help as grid lines.
All the signs were there. The ones closest to you are the hardest to judge.