Sentence examples similar to difficult sign from inspiring English sources

It made for one of the most difficult sign-offs in sports broadcasting history.

In a difficult sign-and-trade deal, the salaries have to match within an allowable range.

And I think that's a very rewarding thing in itself to actually be able to master the difficult signs associated with the disease, per se, and the responses to the disease … I like having that intellectual challenge, you know, with HIV … Looking for the answer and working it out, and getting someone better.

When a jokey White House petition to deport Morgan back to Britain was signed by 100,000 people (online petitions are not difficult to sign) he could have ignored it for the farce it was.

It will be difficult to sign him.

"It is always difficult to sign good players," he chirruped.

As the game becomes more difficult, the sign features letters that children often confuse.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to sign up competent crew prepared to spend months away at sea.

For obvious political reasons Labour will find it very difficult to sign up for the plan as it stands.

He is committed to clearing salary-cap space in 2010, making it difficult to sign players in 2009.

David Moyes has admitted he still wants to add to his Manchester United squad despite finding it difficult to sign his transfer targets so far this summer.