Sentence examples for troubled deciding from inspiring English sources

The company has had troubled deciding whether to show graphic videos — weighing up its desire to allow the free sharing of information against user complaints — including allowing and then explicitly banning beheading videos.

Philosophers have trouble deciding these issues".

Most disappointingly Mr. Zinoman has trouble deciding what it all means.

A friend asked which book was my favorite, and I had a lot of trouble deciding.

But the program does have trouble deciding where to pitch itself.

Other schools have too many officers and would have trouble deciding who gets to vote.

What I've always had trouble deciding is just who or what is being worshipped.

No wonder he's having trouble deciding where he fits now.

He has had trouble deciding whether to call for a boycott of Pepsi-Cola.

"I don't have any trouble deciding anything in the case," Judge Keenan said.

In follow-up interviews yesterday, some voters confessed to having trouble deciding.