Sentence examples for having trouble determining from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Ridge's job description is so amorphous and his powers so opaque that even Congress is having trouble determining how much he has accomplished.

For starters, I'm having trouble determining what kind of marriage — there are five models to choose from — I had before I got divorced: was it the Pursuer-Distancer Marriage?

If you are having trouble determining your color family, visit a department store makeup counter, salon, or Sephora.

If you're having trouble determining whether an external link constitutes spam, consult the wikiHow Writer's Guide, which states: wikiHow exists to help people, not for product promotion.

If you're having trouble determining what you need, try writing down a list of things you use knives for on a regular basis.

If you are having trouble determining the emulsion side, wet your finger and touch either side of your paper or film in the corners.

WHY has the national statistics bureau of Greece had trouble determining up-to-date fiscal data?

Archaeologists and art historians frequently have trouble determining whether something is actually Sasanian or in-the-style-of.

Other studies must rely on smaller numbers of observers, who have trouble determining the size of a wild animal population.

Without that anchor, consumers have trouble determining whether the store is actually giving them a good price.

There was another problem: because the images lack sound, officers had trouble determining what people were saying.