Sentence examples for harder time telling from inspiring English sources

But regulators are having a harder time telling when other trading activities — like market-making and portfolio hedging — cross the line.

"If you turn on everything in your house at the same time, it's going to have a much harder time telling what's what, versus when you're running one thing at a time," Hirdman said.

For example, younger kids have a harder time telling the difference between what is real and what is imaginary.

"So we made these mutants that really have a hard time telling humans from nonhumans".

The mechanic would have a hard time telling you what to do over the phone.

The rest of humanity would have a hard time telling those worlds apart.

Government has always had a hard time telling Texans how to live.

But at least in memory I have a hard time telling their voices apart.

I would have a hard time telling people to sell the shares right now.

"I have a hard time telling this," Mr. Clinton said with feeling.

But TiVo has had a hard time telling people about that.