Sentence examples for difficult to pace from inspiring English sources

PACERS 92, CLIPPERS 87: Indiana's Reggie Miller finds it difficult to pace himself.

"For the first time this show is very heavy on me so it's quite difficult to comically pace things.

City and state officials said the heavy snow made it difficult to keep pace.

Both G.M. and Chrysler have found it difficult to keep pace with the market after their trips through bankruptcy this year.

Google's late start in China made it difficult to keep pace with Chinese competitors, who were constantly rolling out new things to appeal to young Web users.

Already overburdened in their fight to contain violent crime in cities like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Brasília, police officials are finding it difficult to keep pace with hacker syndicates.

There's a point at which even the most dedicated McCorkle fan may find it difficult to keep pace with the relentless suffering that's imposed on her.

But they also said it was difficult to keep pace with those who seek to exploit children on the Web and called for broad collaboration among those in the financial services industry and law enforcement authorities around the world.

Miguel Arias Cañete, the EU climate commissioner, admitted that internal processes, under which the individual countries must first sign off on proposals to achieve the common goal for 2030 of a 40% emissions cut measured against 1990 levels, would make it difficult to keep pace.

Like many an Etsy artisan has discovered, it can be difficult to keep pace with demand.

Right now, events are unfolding so fast it's difficult to keep pace.