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

Stock prices are down and volatility is high, making it difficult to settle on a price.

Crédit Agricole trades at a lower multiple to earnings than does Crédit Lyonnais, making it difficult to settle on a price for the share exchange in the stock portion of the deal.

Lots of kids up to 10% according to the National Sleep Study are awakened regularly and distracted in the middle of the night by texts and Facebook updates on cellphones, making it difficult to settle down and fall asleep.

"Dropping the tying claim may make it difficult to settle this case with a first-rate order," he said.

It is common to have "mixed emotions," when the countercurrents of pleasure and pain make it difficult to settle on a single state of mind.

The prime minister needs a meaty cause to try and recover his mojo, yet the heavily contested internals make it difficult to settle on one.

The limited amount of postcardiotomy ECMO performed in cardiac surgery institutions makes a single-center randomized trial impossible; multicenter trials are possible, but the emergency conditions that are specific for a postcardiotomy ECMO implantation make it difficult to settle a randomization process and to collect an informed consent from the relatives of the patient.

But many European artisans also settled in England and trained locals, making it difficult to know whether an object was made by foreigners or natives.

Estonia quickly settled back into conservatism during the second half, creating little of note and making it difficult to assess the performance of England's defence.

Here, again, the coaching carousel — hiring managers once or twice a season — made it difficult to for a player to settle.

And I think having happiness as a goal makes it difficult to experience and be settled in the sensation of joy.