Sentence examples for difficult surface from inspiring English sources

"It is a difficult surface," said former Stoke and Tottenham midfielder Wilson Palacios, Miami's star turn.

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But he did admit that "grass is a difficult surface for the way I need to play to play well here", adding that he has to "move and play in a lower position than the rest of the surfaces".

With Forest's right-back James Perch excelling – one goal-saving tackle to deny Peter Lovenkrands was exceptional – and Enrique and Fabricio Coloccini defending well, chances proved elusive at both ends on a difficult surface.

Although Connors defeated Borg the year before to win the Open, and Evert was arguably the greatest women's clay-court player ever, clay was generally a difficult surface for Americans, especially the men.

To "finish the season winning all the matches in the group, three victories against top-eight players in probably the most difficult surface for me, is unbelievable now," Nadal said after beating Berdych for the eighth straight time.

He wants them to be intellectually engaged and to cope with these very difficult surfaces.

Now researchers from Wuhan, China, have used nanoparticles to reveal the merest smudge of a print, even on difficult surfaces such as plastic and coins.

The BlueTrack Technology light beam emanating from the bottom of the mouse is more than four times as large as the average laser beam used in today's mice, enabling reliable mouse tracking even on difficult surfaces such as carpet.

Use a specialist glass, tile or difficult-surface primer followed by paint, or Ronseal One-Coat tile paint (which needs no primer).

Financial services are purely intangible, having no hard surfaces, no difficult shapes, no electrical pins or wires, and no complex computer code.