Sentence examples for difficult to choose a from inspiring English sources

"It was very difficult to choose a piece that looked good from all sides".

To me, this meant that come May 1, it would be even more difficult to choose a school to attend this fall.

"The jury found it tremendously difficult to choose a winner as the shortlist was of an exceptionally high quality this year," said judge Adrian Wootton.

At first Millie finds it difficult to choose a topic to argue, and when she finds one an agreement is reached too soon.

Meanwhile, back in the puzzle, it was difficult to choose a favorite eggy theme entry, but I really liked STARE WARS and TEEN COMMANDMENTS.

Privately, some delegates complained yesterday that it would be difficult to choose a city based on a report instead of a visit.

This makes it difficult to choose an age-appropriate New Year's party.

It is sometimes difficult to choose an adequately sized endotracheal tube in children.

However, it is difficult to choose an accurate and predictive correlation for the limiting current, even for laminar regimes.

This makes difficult to choose an appropriate CSP based on CSC's security requirements, especially considering the abundance of similar cloud offerings [4].

Particularly, as time advances, the temperature varies so greatly in the front of energy that it is difficult to choose an effective initial iterate when the nonlinear algebraic equations are solved by an iterative method.