Sentence examples for difficult to be decided from inspiring English sources

In particular, the success of a service model can be difficult to be decided because the judgment of service providers and customers are inevitably considered.

A number of critics argue that patent issues are too difficult to be decided by people with little experience in evaluating complex technologies.

In addition, the selection for ideal and feasible method in controlling the disposal of high quantities of MSW at economical costs that can avoid environmental damages are difficult to be decided due to various deliberations need to be made (Umar et al. 2010).

But if the MINLP problems are formulated as highly nonlinear dynamic equations, the optimal values of binary variables may sometimes be difficult to be properly decided.

More difficult would be deciding how to divide the spoils, a step complicated enough to prevent a deal, officials say.

After realizing it would be difficult to fake, it was decided to shoot the majority of the film on location in Cape Town, South Africa.

Stopping lithium was discussed, but due to a difficult bereavement, it was decided to continue treatment as before.

The more difficult issue is deciding how to spend the money in ways that better educate our public schoolchildren.

One of the things that has been difficult is deciding who to tell what, and how.

More difficult was deciding what to do with the thematic material.

(He is rumoured to have said that it would be difficult to decide who is the more stupid - George Bush or Michael Moore).