Sentence examples for difficult case to decide from inspiring English sources

This should not be a difficult case to decide.

Ask a family law court judge to name the most difficult type of case to decide and most likely she or he will say move-away child custody cases, which in family law parlance means when one party seeks to relocate with her or his child to another geographic area.

It may be difficult in such a case to decide between positive and negative.

It may be difficult in many cases to decide just what conventions are appropriate and controlling in a situation, but it seems reasonable to suppose that something like Carr's analysis is helpful in understanding the relationship between threats and freedom in conventional contexts.

Nevertheless, it was difficult in some cases to decide whether the similarity between contiguous CDSs is partially or totally due to minisatellites.

It's always a difficult case, trying to decide what to leave in and what to leave out.

The Supreme Court chooses the most difficult among this vast array of lower-court cases to decide.

The Supreme Court not only decides cases but also decides which cases to decide.

And our legal system regularly asks jurors with no background in a particular subject to decide difficult cases.

"They are difficult cases to prove".

"They are very difficult cases to prove.