Sentence examples for a difficult juggling act from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bell has performed a difficult juggling act since Mr. Bell's death.

It becomes a difficult juggling act between supporting your students and paying yourself.

Once at Florida State, Rolle will try a difficult juggling act, balancing a rigorous academic schedule with the demands of football.

It will be a difficult juggling act even for the man whom President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt once called a "magician" for his ability to square a circle during tough negotiations.

Often times, students and postdocs are caught in an inner conflict of "I should go and network because it'll be good for me," vs. "I shouldn't go because I really can't afford it". We've all been there, probably more than once, and it can be a difficult juggling act.

But with an average of almost five students per supervisor among those questioned, it is hardly surprising that supervisors find this a difficult juggling act, particularly when undergraduate teaching and administrative chores also have to be factored into the equation.

These workers face a particularly difficult juggling act.

When he stands up in the Commons at 12.30pm on Wednesday, Mr Osborne must perform a very difficult juggling act, pleasing three key audiences without any extra money to play with.

"It's always a bit of a balancing and a juggling act," she says.

It's just hard being a one-woman juggling act!

The piece is at once flatfooted and magical, something like a juggling act without a juggler.