Sentence examples for difficult combinations from inspiring English sources

Difficult combinations made the difference in the men's short program Tuesday night.

In "Raymonda Variations," Balanchine uses excerpts from Glazunov's 1898 ballet score, "Raymonda," to restyle 19th-century solos by Marius Petipa with fiendishly difficult combinations of steps.

Those steps are strung together into more difficult combinations, and the combinations form five- to six-minute routines that call for movement around the room and multiple partners.

Their first two successful levels ("Heavy Machinery" and "Generator Room") utilized 2.5D gameplay and featured basic techniques previously used in Donkey Kong Country, such as steam vents, drop platforms, bouncy pads, heated pipes and enemy characters that would move back and forth, all of which would be arranged in progressively more difficult combinations as the level went on.

After you master several, piece them together and work on increasingly difficult combinations as the days progress.

Large joins or difficult combinations such as aluminum-steel can benefit greatly from "tinning," or the application of a small layer of solder to each component part.

Forum had originally worked with us to define the vision, and concluded that it was a difficult combination to combine "very tangible 'negative' operational impacts with diffuse, intangible 'positive' effect on readers, business and politics".

But precision and distance is a difficult combination, particularly in a usually windy stadium like Soldier Field.

Raw emotion, competing narratives and an ongoing diplomatic crisis make for a difficult combination.

It's a difficult combination to master, but Mr. Kreuther has done it with total assurance.

That's a difficult combination in today's environment for retail, the group's biggest business.