Sentence examples for and hard to master from inspiring English sources

But it's that very stilted format that makes these responses so downright weird and hard to master.

No French historian had taken bread so seriously, he said: "The very banality may have impeded it, and it was not archivally easy because documents were scattered and hard to master".

Until recently the only option was professional CAD (computer assisted design) software, which is expensive to buy and hard to master, but now there are alternatives such as Google's Sketchup! which is user-friendly and free to download.

Drilling down through the dense strata of fan service, Heroines Infinite Duel is a fast, satisfying fighter that strikes a good balance between "easy to pick up" and "hard to master".

There are 3 main ways of hitting them: going slow and steady, doubling or tripling them (this can be very useful in a very technical track because you can get into a new line every time), or just blazing through them (very fast and hard to master; your back wheel skims over the tip of the whoops giving you less control).

And though upper limb prostheses are more complex and harder to master, recent advances have made them more lifelike than ever before.

Washington politics is even crazier, and harder to master.

The CMHS girls came with great skills but focused on developing and attaining new and much more difficult ones and worked hard to master them.

Although Reed would later jokingly describe his work for the family firm as "drudgery", in reality he was enthusiastic about the trade and worked hard to master it.

This is an integral part of the game, and very hard to master.

Find a sport you love and work hard to master it.