Sentence examples for difficult to nominate from inspiring English sources

I find it difficult to nominate any one person as my hero.

The Business Roundtable, an organization that represents chief executives from many of the nation's largest corporations, has urged the commission to water down its initial proposals to make it more difficult for shareholders to nominate and vote on independent directors.

That makes him difficult for the Republicans to nominate in these days, from what I can tell.

Republicans won control of the Senate in this month's midterm election, which will make it more difficult for the president to nominate a strong-minded liberal should a vacancy occur in the next two years.

Patients are asked to nominate three to five activities that are difficult to perform and rate them on an 11 point scale where 0 equals "unable to perform activity" and 10 represents "able to perform activity as before".

While Mr Obama flagged his own his intention "to nominate a successor in due time", he faces a difficult choice.

He proposed that shareholders must hold an ownership stake of at least 5 percent to nominate a director, a level that would be exceedingly difficult to reach.

To nominate requires 540 delegates.

I have a hero to nominate next year.

Paul interrupted to nominate the Conch Sucker.

Unable to nominate a candidate (Sen.