Sentence examples for difficult to pick the from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to pick the best from another bumper year.

On arrival, it is not difficult to pick the bunch from the rest of the skiers.

Twitter's actions were misguided on so many levels here that it's difficult to pick the worst element of the fiasco.

Bedgebury in Kent and Sherwood Pines, Nottinghamshire, are also good all-rounders with a wide range of routes, so you shouldn't find it difficult to pick the right location for your group.

Unless you have a proven system, it is often difficult to pick the bottom.

It is very difficult to pick the bottom, but you can get a lot closer using dollar-cost averaging.

Punctuation helps give rhythm and a tone of voice to writing, and she thinks it no accident that readers of emails often find it difficult to pick up "the tone of the person who's written it", with all those dashes.

"It's going to be difficult to pick up the impacts of the oil spill and separate those from natural seasonal variability," he says.

Mezger, though, said he thought it was just as important that the batters found it difficult to pick up the ball from his unconventional delivery, in which the ball seems to pop out of his armpit.

"They were all very impressive but it wasn't difficult to pick out the outstanding candidate for the role.

I like to look at body language, but when you're that close, and you're in the elements, it's difficult to pick out the guys".