Sentence examples for problems of deciding from inspiring English sources

Problems of deciding about the new home for the Metropolitan opera.

Chapel of St. Cornelius the Centurion, the golf links, Fort Jay, barracks… Problems of deciding about the new home for the Metropolitan opera.

By Harry Jameson The New Yorker, August 27 , 1927P. 28 Problems of deciding about the new home for the Metropolitan opera.

If goods are to be provided in this way, rather than through the private market, it is immediately necessary to confront the twin problems of deciding how much to provide and who should pay for that provision.

The problems of deciding which bowlers and fields to use depend on how much of a world-class side you have, when the trick lies in keeping them all happy.

Since the data cannot be measured by direct ways in many cases, we are always encountering inverse problems of deciding unknown sources and aquifer parameters.

But there is still the problem of deciding exactly what to block.

Jacqueline Yallop mentions in her book the problem of deciding what to call the places it covers.

Patriarch Nikon faced the difficult problem of deciding on an authoritative source for the correction of the liturgical books in use in Russia.

Eugene spent much of April wrestling with the enviable problem of deciding whether to attend Harvard or M.I.T. (Harvard won out).

"They can't move back to the same place, so now we have the problem of deciding where to put them".