Sentence examples for a particularly difficult decision from inspiring English sources

"This was a particularly difficult decision for the governor to make," a source close to Mr. McGreevey said.

Only his death (in April 1492) at the age of 43 saved the judges from what might have been a particularly difficult decision.

"This year, the judges had a particularly difficult decision to make in choosing a winner from a strong field of popular science books", said David Harding, Chairman and CEO of Winton Capital Management in a press release -- forgetting, of course, that The Royal Society's shortlisted popular science books have all been outstanding these past few years.

And that is not a particularly difficult decision to take.

"This has been a particularly difficult decision for all parties as Danny is highly regarded by everyone here.

One particularly difficult decision involved a senior programmer who was well respected by everyone.

Much the same sort of thing has been happening recently in several other countries which lie on the fringe of the successful French-German heartland of the European community and which have a higher-than-average rate of inflation: countries, in short, which face particularly difficult decisions about their national identity and the management of their economies.

The American defense system poses particularly difficult decisions for European countries like Britain and Denmark whose territories might be needed to enhance American radar capabilities to shoot down incoming missiles from countries like North Korea, Iran and Iraq.

First, it is important to remember that at the time Roe v. Wade was decided it was not thought to be a particularly difficult or ideological decision.

The decision comes amid a particularly difficult environment for Wall Street firms, especially those that specialize in sales and trading, a business that is contending with decreased activity and profits.

Mr. Huntsman has a particularly difficult challenge.