Sentence examples for are hard to settle from inspiring English sources

Math curriculum issues are hard to settle because so many of us fear the subject.

Debates between realists and constructivists in the philosophy of medicine and technology have been fierce and are hard to settle.

It's hard to settle down to entrées after all that.

It is hard to settle on which century these street vignettes belong to.

He said the first six weeks were hard to settle, but then he got what the club meant.

How and why is another story, but after I was arrested and expelled, the classical couplets of Bajazet were hard to settle down to.

The large plates were large indeed, and given the variety of small plates, it would be hard to settle for just one entree, regardless of its size.

DG: In a year without any top teams or heavy favorites, it's hard to settle on any region as tougher than the next.

"Did Fletcher get hold of an unfinished manuscript and finish 'Henry VIII'?" Professor Vickers acknowledged, "The issue of simultaneous collaboration or not is hard to settle".

Even though this rule sounds arcane, Conny B. McCormack, the Los Angeles County registrar-recorder, said it had not been hard to settle disputed elections through manual recounts.

There are so many galas during Derby week, it's hard to settle on just one, though with the prices of many of these events for charity, you might have to.