Examples of using Difficult to judge in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is very difficult to judge.
Difficult to judge thus far.
As yet, it is difficult to judge.
It's difficult to judge that in such a short time period.
For the moment it is difficult to judge.
It is difficult to judge how the present trend will continue.
Speed can also be difficult to judge.
It is difficult to judge whether wheels and axles are optimally aligned on the vehicle.
For an outsider this is difficult to judge.
It becomes difficult to judge in such a case.
The actual number of participants was difficult to judge.
The quote is difficult to judge out of context.
Twenty minutes, an hour- it was difficult to judge.
And it's incredibly difficult to judge the distance of a point source of light in the night.
Minutes, an hour- it was 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.
The Commission envisages proposing a single resolution mechanism8 butat present it is difficult to judge when this could become a reality.
It is difficult to judge, therefore, how successful we were in 2008 in meeting the targets of the new cycle.
Their forecast will come true or not, while it is difficult to judge, because every little thing can affect the direction of the trend.
It is also difficult to judge about Google's plans for the new platform whether it is on the Internet of things devices or basic products will, and can, and will replace all Android?
Precise data on the tradingvolume of other Chinese exchanges is difficult to judge, with researchers having to rely on the statistics they publish on their own pages.
An opinion is a belief, and while an audience can be swayed,it can be difficult to judge the proven effectiveness of arguments based in a belief, rather than an opinion.
It's difficult to judge when helping someone means doing something immoral, and it's even harder to admit you are unable to solve someone's problem.
The fact is that it is very difficult to judge the situation on limited outer data.
It's difficult to judge when helping someone means doing something immoral, and it's even harder to admit you are unable to solve someone's problem- and chances are, that someone will view you as incompetent because you were unable to help them.
Whilst some measures have been taken to increase the supply of housing in the medium term,it is difficult to judge whether these will be effective in the face of current market conditions.
The intention of this review was to ensure that Europe's vital tools were defending its workers and businesses against unfair trade and were continuing to work as effectively as possible, especially taking into account the dramatic changes in the global economy, where European businesses operate global supply chains, and where the mix of economic interests amongst European businesses is inevitably becoming more andmore complex and difficult to judge and to call.
Whether that represented the majority of Iranians or not is very difficult to judge from the outside, but that it was significant is testified not least by the force of the crackdown that we saw after 12 June.
On the one hand, they are not as stable as the savings, which have long been working on the market(some"instant" cranesoperate in the market conditional week because of which is difficult to judge their reliability), but on the other- they allow you to quickly bring all earnings, which is very convenient.