Sentence examples for catching difficult from inspiring English sources

But by catching difficult passes in confined quarters, Boss has also become a target.

Within minutes, players' jerseys were soaked in sweat, and a slippery ball made passing and catching difficult.

Then there were the problems with Stanford's own cricket ground: the floodlights were too low, making catching difficult, and the pitch itself was not conducive to the kind of big-hitting play that 20-over cricket is designed to encourage.

"I used to feel so bad when I missed lessons and catching up was difficult.

If Europe decides to allow 3 billion tonnes more emissions to occur it will knowingly increase the global risk we face, locking in high emission technologies and making the task of catching up more difficult in the following decade.

This ranch is so thick with vegetation that catching quail will be difficult, so for the remainder of my season — just a few days — I decide to focus all the effort at the first site.

Galanis's realization that bad movies subject him to professional discouragement is the type of insight that will seem accessible to anybody blessed with a modest amount of self-awareness; finding it is no more difficult than catching sight of a dollar in the street and picking it up.

But an increasingly large number of Level-two criminals are slipping through, partly because they are too large to be caught by the neighbourhood coppers and too small to interest the national agencies.Small police forces have a particularly difficult time catching them and, in trying to do so, they take their eyes off the common crooks.

Missing school widens achievement gaps, and catching up can be difficult.

This is where it gets difficult -- catching and throwing -- so keep trying!

If catching up to Mooresville seems difficult, catching up to South Korea might be impossible.