Sentence examples for making it difficult to choose from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of Web sites with so-called carbon calculators, making it difficult to choose.

It comes in both white and dark mink, making it difficult to choose between the two.

Each of these processes may require unique, and often conflicting, design parameters, thus making it difficult to choose a design that addresses all these hurdles.

Many products are available, making it difficult to choose a suitable supplement because little is known about their labeling and contents to evaluate their appropriateness.

In the present study, characteristics of several numerical expressions were investigated, and it was found that the characteristics of velocity fields vary widely from model to model, making it difficult to choose one that is generally applicable.

PeakFinder and GeneTrack do not provide any statistical estimates of the FDR, making it difficult to choose an appropriate cutoff.

Depending on your industry and clientele, each option has its pros and cons, which can make it difficult to choose which option to use.

This makes it difficult to choose the best card.

This makes it difficult to choose an age-appropriate New Year's party.

The sheer calibre of those shortlisted made it difficult to choose our winners.

The full-zip version costs £80, which would make it difficult to choose between this and the Columbia fleece.