Sentence examples for a difficult leap for from inspiring English sources

'It's a difficult leap for some people, but not for me.

But interviews with jurors and the defense lawyers in the two cases present a more complicated picture, and suggest that murder convictions for these two men presented a difficult leap for many jurors.

I'm sure it wasn't a difficult leap for any of his neighbours to assume a doughy hillbilly was a ruthless monster, which is why he found himself serving almost 20 years in prison for a rape he didn't commit and then accused of murder not long after he was released.

"It's a difficult leap for executives," says former Mercedes chief Mike J. Jackson (now head of AutoNation, the country's largest dealer group).

"In recent years there have been fewer dramatic shifts in hiring CMOs--like jumping from packaged goods directly into financial services, as an example, which is a difficult leap for any marketer," Welch said.

This was a difficult leap for me.

It would make it a more difficult leap for an audience to accept.

Tight end Josh Hill scored the Saints' final TD on a difficult, leaping eight-yard catch that was initially ruled incomplete.

He took "The Long Boat," a poem full of yearning for transcendence, and broke its flow into sharp lines full of difficult leaps for mezzo-soprano and English horn.

"It's a very difficult leap, I think, for most observers," said Mr. Chong, "that somehow you have a rich, courtly style that's interested in display, gemstones, gold and silver decorations.

I. A skip; a hop; a leap for joy.