Sentence examples for it hard to decide from inspiring English sources
All of which must make it hard to decide how to deal with Mr. Amiri's return.
Do you find it hard to decide what the mystery is going to be?
I find it hard to decide whether Britain is less divided now.
Dedicated investment banks such as Goldman Sachs will find it hard to decide whether to remain independent, says Mr Gach.All this gives rise to various dangers.
Taxes on company profits might even disappear.Second, globalisation makes it hard to decide where a company should pay tax, regardless of where it is based.
That just makes it harder to decide which other two paragraphs expand on the idea of graph number two.
It is hard to decide whether it is cheap or smart to give a down-and-dirty rock vibe to Emilio Pucci's sunny, aristocratic vision.
Contemporaries were scarcely impressed – "a facetious experiment upon public intelligence" suggested one – and even now it is hard to decide whether it is, or is not, absolutely horrid.
It is hard to decide, and it doesn't really matter, because they blend into one terrific opening number, which turns out to be a harbinger of an altogether enjoyable show.
