Sentence examples for being difficult to drive from inspiring English sources

A radio conversation that was broadcast caught the driver complaining of his chassis bottoming and being difficult to drive.

These trucks can be difficult to drive, particularly for the average beaker in these parts.

The limited-edition Porsche was previously owned by IndyCar driver Graham Rahal, who has said it could be difficult to drive.

"Last month," she said recently, "there were eight or nine days the tide was so doggone high it was difficult to drive".

The third sector can sometimes be a hard industry to work in; funding streams are drying up and it can be difficult to drive change.

"Many patients were brought out on four-wheelers because trees were down, buildings were down, streets were difficult to drive in," said Jim Pollard, a spokesman for American Medical Response.

Mr Cameron acknowledged that the moves – widely interpreted as a break from a more liberal approach to sentencing – would be difficult to drive through in the face of the Government's spending squeeze.

There is one major commercial strip lined with fast-food restaurants and chain stores, and in the rest of town it is difficult to drive a block without passing a church.

Not unexpectedly, the streets were teeming with people, so much so that in several instances it was difficult to drive up and down the streets for all the crossings mid-street.

With the fairways running fast, it was difficult to drive the ball in the fairway, and shots from the rough were almost impossible to stop on the green, if the green could be reached at all.

"In previous years, when the car has been difficult to drive and we haven't had any results, in a way you're a little bit embarrassed because you've got so much support".