Sentence examples for difficult driving from inspiring English sources

Tom Watson called them the two most difficult "driving" back-to-back par-4's in all of golf.

He scored 6 straight points at the end of the third quarter, punctuating the run with an incredibly difficult driving layup that gave Miami an 8-point lead.

But this takes a long time – CEOs often see the opportunity but it's difficult driving it down into the organisation, where staff are used to thinking narrowly.

Strangely, one of the greatest and newest dangers for me — I had not come across this one before — was driving at night without headlights or nightvision goggles; it was tremendously difficult, driving between and alongside tanks in utter darkness at 30 miles an hour or so.

Difficult driving conditions have been reported on many roads because of snow and winds gusting up to 50mph.

However, older drivers can adapt their driving behavior to the age-related functional and cognitive decline by avoiding these difficult driving situations [11, 12, 13, 14], or by developing compensatory strategies (e.g. by increasing safety distances, reducing speed or reducing distances traveled) [13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].

You need your brain to drive, and when we overload the brain with two very difficult tasks, driving and trying to communicate, driving loses.

You've made every officer's job that much more difficult by driving a wedge of mistrust between him and every citizen he needs to deal with".

Many participants attempted to cope by carrying on as normally as possible for as long as possible despite pain and problems "I got on the best way I could "(I/V 1), "I still carried on….it was being used as best as I can" (I/V19) and "this (coping with tear) is a mind over matter business (I/V17): "…all of that (my activities) still proved really difficult and driving was horrendous.

Backing up on the wrong side of the road is even more difficult than driving on the wrong side of the road.

Petrol rationing in November made driving difficult.