Sentence examples for difficult closing from inspiring English sources

If you or your team is having difficult closing a business deal, consider bringing in replacements.

Even then she didn't know how difficult closing the deal would be.

But he showed impressive pluck on the difficult closing holes, producing birdies on Nos.

But there's still the matter of that more difficult closing schedule.

Come March, they said, Mr. Cuomo's budget would have a nearly $3 billion hole, and the difficult closing weeks of the budget season would get ever more difficult.

Many players have met their demise on that difficult closing stretch, including Juli Inkster, who made a double-bogey at No. 14, a bogey at No. 15 and a bogey at No. 16 to fall from two under par to two over par.

A recent series of personal issues has made navigating her already complex life more difficult, close associates said.

Having frequently complained of a "difficult" close-season, Roberto Mancini did not exactly live up to his side of the bargain yesterday.

"It's not that I always from now on expect wonders from us or from the crowd in difficult, close games, but we have all felt how big the influence is of an outstanding atmosphere.

While doing this, try to clear your mind of all other thoughts, or if this is difficult close your eyes and visualise a pebble dropping into a pool of water and gently sinking down.

"We thank Phil for his efforts during an extremely difficult close season and wish him all the best for the future," continued Farish.