Sentence examples for trouble determining from inspiring English sources

WHY has the national statistics bureau of Greece had trouble determining up-to-date fiscal data?

Archaeologists and art historians frequently have trouble determining whether something is actually Sasanian or in-the-style-of.

Other studies must rely on smaller numbers of observers, who have trouble determining the size of a wild animal population.

There was another problem: because the images lack sound, officers had trouble determining what people were saying.

Without that anchor, consumers have trouble determining whether the store is actually giving them a good price.

At Ibiza, there are enough remarkable dishes so that, even after learning the menu, I had trouble determining what I wanted to eat.

Also, practice nurses had trouble in determining a clear endpoint of the PoC approach, because older people remained patients of their general practitioners after the PoC approach had been delivered, resulting in continuous monitoring of older people.

So much toil, trouble and determined hype to get right back where you started from.

I have taken great care and trouble to determine this point, by carefully measuring and comparing the two limbs, and I do not know that I have ever seen a case of well-marked uncomplicated hip-joint disease where there was a difference in the measurement in which the lengthening or shortening did not depend upon the inclination of the pelvis.

The trouble lies in determining what qualifies as political spending.

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