Sentence examples for be hard to prepare from inspiring English sources

Curly Johnson played a couple different spots, so he'd be hard to prepare for".... Pete Kendall and Thomas Jones, who has an injured calf, were among the players who stayed on the sideline during Wednesday's practice.

It must be hard to prepare financially for a potential euro armageddon (with all the unknown unknowns that entails) and at the same time be jollied into expansion via cheap debt (which got many companies into trouble in the very near history).

At one point, when the room service arrived (after five hours, but this was hardly a time to complain), we realised the extent of the damage inside the hotel - the waiter apologised profusely, explaining that it had be hard to prepare the food as the gas had got into the kitchen.

Even if a parent stated always being prepared for potential decompensation, he or she also asserted that it can be hard to prepare for leisure and holidays.

Lunchtime interviews can be harder to prepare for than regular interviews, as you have to navigate the practical side of ordering and eating food in addition to answering interview questions and engaging in small talk.

Copper oxidizes to Cu2O and CuO and convert to Cu2+ during preparation and storage, so it is hard to prepare CuNPs without an inert environment [3].

"Honestly, yes it was hard to prepare.

"It's hard to prepare for that".

It is hard to prepare a horse to face something you cannot mimic.

It's hard to prepare for the worst when you think you're the best.

"It would have been hard to prepare for this type of vulnerability," he said.