Sentence examples for difficult clashes from inspiring English sources

Argentina's remaining games are full of difficult clashes - it was precisely this that made the run-in under Maradona so dramatic four years ago.

"I want to help bring Frosinone to the safety we deserve because I wish to stay in this league," Blanchard says, but on Sunday he will be facing early leaders Inter in another difficult clash for the minnows.

A more charitable interpretation would be that, faced with a difficult clash over dates, a solution was reached that allowed Atwell to stay with the production, rather than leave it.

He was ranked only sixth in the referees' league table, but was still given the task of handling some of the most difficult Premiership clashes, including the London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham when he sent off England captain John Terry.

There is almost no situation more difficult that clashing with another parent, teacher or even another kid when feeling overprotective of your own.

The winner of that difficult first-round clash could also have a tough time in the second round, most likely playing the 2012 WTA newcomer of the year Laura Robson.

Meanwhile, Davies knows how difficult Saturday's clash with Championship leaders Bristol will be.

Spain advanced to the final of the competition for the first time, after a lengthy and difficult semi-final clash in a re-match against their opponents of the European Championship Final of the previous year, Italy.

The virtues that underpin collective intelligence are also rare and difficult, because each one clashes with other basic features of human interaction and other virtues.

Senior officials spoke of concern that other Islamic groups, without the hierarchical structure of the Brotherhood, might prove more difficult to contain if clashes continued in coming days.

Yes, lots of attention is given a few difficult moments and personality clashes.