Sentence examples for difficult to find space from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to find space to play.

Forest defended deep, so it was difficult to find space, but we tried hard.

The Canadian dollar was weak, costs were higher, and with limited real estate development, it was difficult to find space.

"[Iran] were able to close us down at the back and it was very difficult to find space.

Martino admitted his side had struggled at the Vicente Calderon, saying: "All of our players found it difficult to find space to receive the ball.

Drivers of accessible cabs would find it difficult to find space in the middle of heavily congested streets to accommodate wheelchair users; insurance premiums for drivers and vehicle owners are likely to rise; and many disabled riders would far prefer home pickup to an uncertain wait on a corner in bad weather (though advocates for the disabled are loath to admit it).

But he says he finds it more difficult to find spaces to put on performances there than in any other city he knows, and he has trouble pursuing his favourite technique of recording the subtle noises caused by the subtle movements of buildings.

"We want to play football but, when the other team is pressing well, it is difficult to find spaces".

As a consequence the Edinburgh side's pronounced defensiveness led to a generally crowded penalty area of their own, making it difficult for Rangers to find space from which to present a genuine threat.

Shankland's 12 c5 was a good move, as it made it difficult for Meier to find space to maneuver and guaranteed that White would not be stuck with weak, doubled c pawns.

I thought Millwall blocked the game up well and it was very difficult for us to find space and we just didn't move the ball quick enough.