Sentence examples for trouble choosing from inspiring English sources

Nor should Chechnya's ethereal electors have any trouble choosing the president that Moscow likes best.

"Is this what you think girls have trouble choosing between?," she replied incredously.

I did not have trouble finding great librarians; I had trouble choosing among them all.

But when students come by late in the term, before the second paper is due, they're more likely to be having trouble choosing among several interesting options.

When given a chance to pander to Red Sox fans last year, he declined (setting himself apart from his main opponent, who had some trouble choosing sides).

When Minow wrote her first Corporate Library report, she had no trouble choosing the best employment contract: it was that of Jack Welch, the C.E.O. of General Electric.

Over the past two weeks, anti-British demonstrations, not seen on the island since the 17th century, have become common.Ms Short, whose forthrightness has frequently landed her in trouble, chose to interpret these protests as evidence of greed.

It drew all eyes on its multiple trips through the dining room, but I can save you the trouble: Choose the house-made desserts -- either the cheesecake flavored with a touch of orange liqueur or the tiramisù, with its ladyfingers softened by a dunking in spiked coffee.

In some cases, prominent military officers caught up in legal trouble choose to sever their ties.

The trouble is choosing the numbers.

But the trouble was choosing which drug combinations to try.