Sentence examples for represents a difficult choice from inspiring English sources

Despite this sophisticated arsenal, the decision which tracer is best suited for a given tracing experiment still represents a difficult choice.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said the proposal represented a difficult choice for teachers.

It has gotten a nod of approval from Speaker John A. Boehner, Mr. Hensarling and other top Congressional Republicans, but it or a similar proposal could represent a difficult choice for Mr. Cantor and fellow Republicans who have dug in deep this year against any proposal that resembles a tax increase.

The relocation of practitioners represented a difficult choice for participants; that is, to travel further to visit a familiar and trusted practitioner, or to seek a 'new' practitioner closer to their home.

In designing a stereotaxic brain atlas, selecting the best nomenclature to be used always represents a difficult and controversial choice, an issue especially important to the parcellation of the thalamus.

When compared with LBC-A, LBC-B displays higher rate of early recurrences and worse prognosis and represents a subgroup for which the choice of the optimal therapy still represents a difficult task for the clinician [ 1].

For India, in some ways, Australia represents a difficult case.

"I don't think it should be a difficult choice at all," said one of the leaders of the State Senate, Donald E. Williams Jr., a Democrat who represents several towns in eastern Connecticut.

It is going to be a difficult choice.

"That may be a difficult choice, but maybe a choice he had to make".

It won't necessarily be such a difficult choice.