Sentence examples for be difficult to pick from inspiring English sources

It would be difficult to pick just one piece by blogger and network contributor Ermintrude.

But there are so many beautiful drives to choose from, it can be difficult to pick one.

Estimates of the cost to the UK taxpayer of keeping them there would be difficult to pick out, the MoD said.

But he acknowledged that it might be difficult to pick up leisure business quickly, because it is perceived as a premium brand that charges more than its competition.

McGinley told him straight that it would be difficult to pick him as a wildcard and that it was down to him to make the €20,000 he needed to secure his spot.

The former Light-blues striker thought it will be difficult to pick a winner, with neither side an outright favourite.

It was difficult to pick them up for the penalties.

It was difficult to pick up my medical studies again.

There have been so many big British moments it's difficult to pick them all out.

It's difficult to pick out a choice quote; the cable offers an embarrassment of riches.

It was difficult to pick favorites among such an eclectic group of automotive losers.