Sentence examples for difficult to pick an from inspiring English sources

Judge Coleman rejected Mr. Lember's request, saying a sentencing before the trial would create considerable publicity and make it difficult to pick an unbiased jury.

The terror attacks in Paris could provide new grounds for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's lawyers to argue that his trial should be delayed and moved outside Boston because it may be even more difficult to pick an impartial jury with a new terror attack fresh in the minds of prospective jurors, legal analysts said on Tuesday.

It's very difficult to pick an absolute best, because each one is so different in terms of the demands required to do well, especially over seven years with different sets of rules.

Now it is quite difficult to pick an area as the best, since this is a personal preference.

Knowing the heterogeneity of the ICU population, it is very difficult to pick an adjusted cohort containing the specific characteristics of our ICU population, especially as large numbers are needed.

It may be this seeming apathy that makes it difficult to pick a winner.

"So it was all over the place and difficult to pick a correct club.

"This year it was a hard choice to get to the shortlist and once we had the shortlist it was very difficult to pick a winner".

For the better part of 20 years it was very difficult to pick a volume of The Sandman to introduce readers to its charms.

I always knew I would find it maddeningly difficult to pick a Holub Poem of the week – and that's exactly as it turned out.

Jonathan Ruppin, from Foyles bookshop, said the judges, who include Girl With A Pearl Earring author Tracey Chevalier and BBC Breakfast presenter Susanna Reid, would "find it very difficult" to pick a winner.