Sentence examples for problem in deciding from inspiring English sources
The result is a well-recognized problem in deciding what research to finance.
That was the first problem in deciding whether there was an epidemic at Dartmouth.
The problem in deciding what Orwell would write about in 2013 is that Orwell the man was incessantly, in 21st century newspeak, off-message.
In the office of the Dalmatian Solidarity Committee, Lazar Dragicevic, with a big red face and white hair, twisted his hat in his hands as he described his problem in deciding whether to return.
One problem in deciding where to move based on estate tax particularly for youngish retirees is that this politically charged tax is in flux in many states, just as it is in the federal tax law.
This gives rise to what is known among cognitive scientists as the "Frame Problem": in deciding among any range of possible actions, most of the consequences of each must be eliminated a priori, i.e. without wasting any time on verifying that they are indeed irrelevant.
But there are deeply difficult problems in deciding what should be the official and public attitude to the past.
Governments already face huge political problems in deciding between spending cuts, tax increases and structural overhauls when defining a route to fiscal probity, as seen in a near-stalemate in the United States and in recent riots in Greece.
The group also points to the Government's current problems in deciding whether to build additional runways at Heathrow or Gatwick in the face of opposition within the Conservatives and other parties as reflecting this "challenge".
Grant, for his part, papered over how quickly, for whatever reason, he gave up his demand for unconditional surrender and how hamstrung he was by transportation problems in deciding what to do with Vickburg's sizable garrison.
Barack Obama has said he wants to close Guantánamo Bay detention camp by the end of the year, but is encountering serious problems in deciding what to do with the remaining 240 inmates.
