Sentence examples for back on the difficulty from inspiring English sources

His second defense was to fall back on the difficulty in predicting market movements.

Which brings me back to the difficulty of the grocery industry.

Easing back on the shooting difficulty helps the game's overall accessibility, as does a control refinement that more intuitively distributes a player's motion and momentum — and his shooting or ball-handling decisions — between your two thumbs.

Ms. Bernstein said Barack Obama's presidential campaign had caused her to think back on the show's difficulties and its creators' ambitions.

We have got to build our confidence and fight back on the central economic difficulties, so we are not defined as being responsible for the deficit that we are facing at the moment".

A while back, we reported on the difficulties and career damage that can befall academic researchers who undertake controversial studies.

Further, back in 2012, Burns and Pauly commented on the difficulty that ACOs may have in reducing costs and improving quality based on the failures of the integrated network experience of the 1990s [ 4].

However, some commented on the difficulty of remembering back this far; "Well, it's really hard to remember back a year I guess" (P7), and, as mentioned previously, several participants had forgotten about the baseline survey when the follow-up survey arrived twelve months later.

"The difficulty for us is getting our hand back on the ball.

Computer Expert Kevin Kachikian was back on the stand this morning and having a bit of difficulty briefly answering Mr. Braun's questions.

As I have said here several times, I do not think the European Union can want to make its presence felt and to be more visible to its people than it has been up to now, whilst, at the same time, turning its back on their difficulties and misfortunes when these occur.