Sentence examples for difficult to settle on from inspiring English sources
The prime minister needs a meaty cause to try and recover his mojo, yet the heavily contested internals make it difficult to settle on one.
"Absent a request from the Iraqis, it's difficult to settle on any one thing," one of the military officials said.
It's surprisingly difficult to settle on an answer.
Stock prices are down and volatility is high, making it difficult to settle on a price.
He seemed to find it difficult to settle on an adjective that adequately described the scheme that Rocco, in his jealousy, had thought up.
That turns out to be a remarkably hard question to answer — in part because it is difficult to settle on what it means to be a species.
In the same article, Kieran Smith, Executive Producer of Love Productions, conceded that the controversy surrounding the series had made it more difficult to find locations for future programmes, but hoped "to settle on somewhere soon".
Lots of kids up to 10% according to the National Sleep Study are awakened regularly and distracted in the middle of the night by texts and Facebook updates on cellphones, making it difficult to settle down and fall asleep.
