Sentence examples for difficulty of picking from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is the difficulty of picking a jury for such a celebrated case.

And the perceived difficulty of picking up the pieces of my life there is a welcome challenge.

Dr. Michael Shermer, the author of "Why People Believe Weird Things," says the appeal of mysticism on Wall Street is related to the difficulty of picking winning stocks.

The difficulty of picking fruit from such a prickly poem was pointed out by many observers at the time, including William F. Buckley — whose memorial service, coincidentally, was held this morning at St . Patricks Cathedral.

There are many reasons for the great difficulty of picking a Kentucky Derby winner, and with a sweating glass in my hand, I've comforted myself with all of them over the years.

As a newlywed myself, I can attest to the difficulty of picking a destination that you know you'll want to remember forever.

"When you look at the difficulty of shopping, picking and delivering items such as fruit or eggs that need to be carefully selected, you realize that grocery shopping can be complicated.

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He suggested that Mr. Simon's difficulties would erase any hope that Republicans had of picking up Congressional seats in California.

There's no salary cap and the platform empowers fans to select their own degree of difficulty by picking any combination of players.

Instead of picking and then, pick of size, then pick and set.