Sentence examples for difficult athletic from inspiring English sources

I thought of Stephen Curry, who has made a habit of performing impossibly difficult athletic feats with no apparent effort.

We do all these difficult athletic maneuvers, we compete, we're a team and the university declares us a sport, but people say we're cheerleaders and everyone thinks of the Dallas Cowboys' cheerleaders.

Their attitude is to have more and more sensors to do more and more difficult driving tasks," says Shah. "If I ask you to do a difficult athletic obstacle course, something like Ninja warrior, having more eyes isn't really going to help you much.

Tony Abbott will face a difficult Senate.

All the same the singer has made difficult adjustment.

"The way I like to move it, in heavy winds is pretty difficult," Watson said.

Price comparisons are difficult; Microsoft doesn't license patents, it offers a complete software system.

Despite such enthusiasm, analysts -- and even Mr. O'Neill -- know how difficult Hyundai's task will be.

I suspect he will come up against a more difficult Senate than he had previously.

The bombing complicated already difficult United Nations efforts to bolster a wobbly, month-old cease-fire.

Eliminating the practice would save the city about $74 million a year, but could make teacher recruitment more difficult, the Independent Budget Office recently estimated.