Examples of using Difficult to judge in English and their translations into Greek
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not is difficult to judge.
as I don't hunt wild animals like that- it's very difficult to judge.
It is difficult to judge who is right
which makes it extremely difficult to judge their grip while driving.
it is difficult to judge the validity of the statement quoted above.
It is not difficult to judge the political character of a person vouched for by Agar!
it is difficult to judge the purebred puppy.
the value of which is very difficult to judge unequivocally.
which makes it difficult to judge.
The intrinsic problem comes from the fact that it is difficult to judge a transparent act or behaviour.
This makes it very difficult to judge who is on top in the negotiation so you may need to be more flexible than you would usually be.
It can be difficult to judge how qualified a candidate is when you're not well versed in the technology yourself.
it's sometimes difficult to judge the credibility of an article.
it can be difficult to judge and depict certain characteristics.
It is very difficult to judge if discoveries and theories have been of the greatest use to humanity if you're just looking at the past year," explained Paul Sjoeblom, a historian at the Nobel Museum in Stockholm.
It was really difficult to judge which way Mark's car would go
So far, things are looking okay but there's been very limited running for everyone so it is very difficult to judge not only for yourself
The ambiguity of such word makes it difficult to judge if the Commission is asking Microsoft to give up copyright on parts of their source code
where the mix of economic interests amongst European businesses is inevitably becoming more and more complex and difficult to judge and to call.
a very positive advance. Nevertheless they were still far from ensuring that there was a sound institutional framework to limit the risk of anomalies in the management of public funds, and it was difficult to judge how long it would be before the reforms began to take effect(see Box 6).