Sentence examples for difficult for the mets from inspiring English sources

Playing the victim was especially difficult for the Mets.

It's pretty difficult for the Mets to win when they have to overcome both teams on the field.

As usual, Rusch was given meager run support, but scoring has been especially difficult for the Mets recently.

With the injuries almost keeping pace with the prodigious number of losses, it has become difficult for the Mets to soldier on.

The two victories have removed some of the pressure from the past week, and with an inflexible roster, change will be difficult for the Mets.

Since Hidalgo does not get along with Manager JIMY WILLIAMS and is not starting in Houston, it should not be difficult for the Mets to acquire him, but he has almost $10 million remaining on his contract.

Cook, a former Met detective, said the inquiry could be as difficult for the Met over the issue of corruption as the public inquiry in 1998 into the Stephen Lawrence case was on the force's racial failings.

In terms of appearances, it will undoubtedly be difficult for the Met to raise money for a new building even as it is struggling to pay its own bills and to continue producing ambitious programs for the Met Breuer as it prepares to downsize the staff at its Fifth Avenue flagship.

City Opera's former home at Lincoln Center was literally in the shadow of the Met, making it difficult for the company to assert itself as something different and exciting, not lesser.

While such findings are difficult to explain by the translation initiation hypothesis, they are also difficult for the amino acid constraint hypothesis unless valine at the penultimate site reduces the efficiency of initiator Met cleavage.

He told the Sunday Telegraph the entire scandal has been a very "damaging episode" for the Met Police, which now faced the difficult task of rebuilding public confidence.