Sentence examples for hard time determining from inspiring English sources

She said the court had a hard time determining his income because he used a corporation to shield assets.

"You'd have a very hard time determining which is the real sergeant and which is the sergeant who found his identity on the Internet," he said.

Even China experts have a hard time determining whether Mr. Yu is a brave voice for change or simply a well-placed shill.

WASHINGTON — Even the most exacting truth commission may have a hard time determining for certain whether brutal interrogations conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency helped keep the country safe.

What's more, if we could compress all those killings we cleanly record as "collateral damage" into a single picture of carnage, I would bet Ignatieff would have a hard time determining which image reached deeper into his moral void.

They have a hard time determining what the problem is.

We have a difficult enough time determining whether someone has committed a crime; determining motive is even harder.

But researchers have had a hard time designing an experiment to determine whether subjects register novelty without awareness.

I have a hard time imagining it's what's determining it now.

Faith says that France fighting alone would have a good shot at taking Raqqa, the de-facto IS capital, but would have a hard time holding it against a sufficiently determined IS.

In essence, France fighting alone would have a good shot at taking Raqqa, the de-facto IS capital, but would have a hard time holding it against a sufficiently determined IS.