Sentence examples for difficult stance on the from inspiring English sources

Woods said the problem occurred playing his second shot from a difficult stance on the second hole, although he left the course on the ninth after his tee shot appeared to aggravate the injury.

Facing a difficult stance on a hill, squatting low over his ball, Sutton hit a beautiful bunker shot with spin that landed softly on the green, 10 feet past the hole.

"Oh, I think he's going to have a very difficult time, considering his stance on the war," Mr. Dastin said.

Each item is scored on a scale of 0 to 4. Static balance is evaluated using three different, progressively more difficult stances starting with the side-by-side stance, moving to the semi-tandem stance, and ending with the tandem stance.

Conversely BBG finds it difficult to understand Cricket Australia's stance on the matter".

(Official, Swiss Development Cooperation) As the full scale national P4P scheme became increasingly difficult, the Government of Tanzania softened its stance on the scope of the P4P scheme.

Hogan's stance on the Medicaid expansion is difficult to parse, and his campaign didn't immediately respond to an email requesting clarification.

That is a difficult stance to explain.

Bowers' stance on the issue is just one among many.

Its evolving stance on the euro "says a lot about stand-alone options in difficult times".

Other participants said it was difficult to deal with the House Republicans as a group because they did not have a uniform stance on the legislation.