Sentence examples for be difficult as a from inspiring English sources

"With the wickets in Australia you can hit through the line to the short, straight boundaries, so it can be difficult as a spinner in that regard.

A direct access to the CAN-BUS system, where present, can be difficult; as a consequence, some practical solutions (sensors, numerical methodologies) aimed to deduce continuously but indirectly the engine performances are therefore proposed and discussed.

Surgery of diffuse XPN can be difficult as a result of inflammatory processes extending beyond the kidney (Fig. 17), and although laparoscopic procedure is the first option [27], sometimes it must be changed to lumbotomy or anterolateral transperitoneal approach.

It can be difficult as a young manager to let players go and express themselves but I think he is a fantastic player and should just be allowed to play.

One thing that stood out to me was during the Q&A after the lecture when Sabina asked Lisa what advice she has for students who are interested in pursuing the arts as a method for environmental activism, which can often be difficult as a result of limited funding.

Going back to the "hype" of the last four years in the U.K. in the media on the subject of women on boards - it can be difficult, as a member of the press, to distinguish between the 'talking up' of real change and reality.

I was difficult as a kid.

Navigating the medical system as a pregnant woman is difficult; as a disabled pregnant woman, it is nearly impossible.

But it is difficult as a captain; once you let the players go on the 1st tee, there isn't an awful lot you can do.

It's difficult as a player whenever you make a mistake.

"It's difficult as a player to know what to do.