Sentence examples for has difficulty deciding from inspiring English sources

Castañeda has difficulty deciding whether Alan García is part of the "right" or the "wrong" left.

In his December 1998 review in The New York Times, Mr. Van Gelder called the show a "mixed blessing," and said " 'Sweet Dreams' has difficulty deciding what it wants to be".

In this way we generally penalize less for mismatches at positions with less confident base calls, but also are sensitive to situations in which the base caller has difficulty deciding between two bases at a position.

Monk has had difficulty deciding on a title, and David Robertson will announce her final choice from the stage.

But the governor has had difficulty deciding, vacillating between allowing gas drilling in the Southern Tier of New York — near the Pennsylvania border — and continuing to ban it.

I happily said that I could, but I also confessed that I was having difficulty deciding whether I could see myself living in Maine.

"Uninsured people don't consume much care" because they may have difficulty deciding whether care is necessary or not, she said.

He had difficulty deciding whether to study English or mathematics and opted for English because he said he would have been "only a competent mathematician," his son Robert said in an interview yesterday.

For their part, some investors appeared to have difficulty deciding to invest in the new AT&T stock rather than in some of the many other communications companies whose shares have been beaten down recently.

The stressed rats had no trouble learning a task like pressing a bar to get a food pellet or a squirt of sugar water, but they had difficulty deciding when to stop pressing the bar, as normal rats easily did.

If most would prefer, say, 10 years as a quadriplegic to 4 years of nondisabled life, but would choose 6 years of nondisabled life over 10 with quadriplegia, but have difficulty deciding between 5 years of nondisabled life or 10 years with quadriplegia, then they are, in effect, assessing life with quadriplegia as half as good as nondisabled life.