Sentence examples for difficult for the crowd from inspiring English sources
The current pace at which new companies form or launch makes it difficult for the crowd to sort these signals properly, and makes it difficult for tech reporters (hence, Techmeme) and investors (hence, AngelList) to keep tabs on ones that (may) matter.
It was a difficult scene for the crowd to take.
Handstands, though, are not so difficult for this crowd: they're all students in a contortion class taught by Jonathan Nosan, and for most of them basic acrobatic moves are child's play.
"When you love something so much, like I love football and I love Wales and I love Swansea, it's difficult to play for the crowd without my best level so I need to get back to this level.
But beating Gasquet was proving difficult enough without the crowd turning nasty.
His point being that Valencia was "horrible" in all the best senses of the word – a tough crowd who can make it difficult for the opposition.
"It's an interesting venue from all sorts of points of view, but there are certain aspects of the golf course which would be very difficult for big crowds".
Until recently, it was difficult for a large crowd of strangers to coordinate, be it for peaceful protests or violent riots, without their message being overheard.
Entertaining for the crowd too.
