Sentence examples for difficult hand from inspiring English sources

He will inherit a difficult hand.

It has not been helped by the UN playing a difficult hand badly.

The Daily Mirror, loyal as ever to the Labour party, has a more difficult hand to play.

"But as far as playing a difficult hand, so far it looks like the governor has made the right decisions".

The same cannot be said of Ed Miliband, who is depicted as a weak leader, playing a difficult hand badly.

Darling has been resisting being shifted from the Treasury, saying he had played a difficult hand over the recession as well as could be hoped.

Abe and Xi's handshake is just the latest in the long historical greeting line of difficult hand-shaking.

But Warren found it difficult handing his baby over to other writers, who shared scripting duties with him.

He has huge experience of the Premier League as a player and coach and in his relatively short managerial career has played difficult hands adroitly.

When play was slow, there were several possible reasons: a particularly close match, complex conventions requiring much study of defensive methods, naturally slow players and difficult hands.

There are three key legs to the innovation race, each with their own difficult hand-off points.