Sentence examples for difficulty picking from inspiring English sources

Carson had difficulty picking a title, however.

This time, the Swede had no such difficulty, picking on Squillari's weaker backhand swing.

He's got a great release point, and goalies seem to have real difficulty picking it up".

She had difficulty picking out any shapes now, though her sense of color and motion were as acute as ever.

But when vocal or visual cues are lacking, negotiators tend to have difficulty picking up clear social cues from one another.

Spadefoot toads synchronise their quacking calls into a chorus – an acoustic smokescreen from which predators have difficulty picking out individual targets.

"As for the pink ball with white clothing played under lights, the two batsmen clearly had few difficulties picking it up".

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.

Other quarterbacks, like the former Giant Dave Brown, have also expressed difficulty about picking up Reeves's system.

He is not a man you would pick from a crowd; I have difficulty, frankly, picking him from the team page of his website.