Sentence examples for ability to make difficult from inspiring English sources

Barden has made an impression with his ability to make difficult catches.

Waiters has a blazing first step, an uncanny ability to make difficult shots and a confident aura on the court.

Nice is only good when it's coupled with a rational perspective and the ability to make difficult choices.

And he suggested that State had been so lavishly funded for so many years that its employees had lost the ability to make difficult choices.

The infield in general is a potpourri of fielding brutality: Greinke, meanwhile, has a rare ability to make difficult plays from the pitcher's mound.

Never-ending disputes between the city's Beijing-backed leadership and the pro-democracy opposition have crippled the government's ability to make difficult decisions and complete important construction projects.

This can sometimes makes it difficult for them to balance the desire to be well liked with the ability to make hard decisions.

The talks are also seen as a test of the European Union's soft power: its ability to persuade countries to make difficult political and economic changes by dangling the incentive of joining the world's biggest trading bloc.

Mullen said Tebow had developed quite a bit this season, pointing to his ability Saturday to look off defenders to make difficult passes.

They include an ability to make pastry, difficult sauces and fancy desserts.

The commonalities include their ability to make the difficult seem routine.