Sentence examples for difficult to play when from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to play when the officiating is not up to par," Zambrano said.

McGuire and Agranoff [ 39] have already indicated the difficult new role governmental agents need to play when entering networks as partners instead of as financing, regulating, or controlling bodies.

It's difficult for them to come to Astoria to play when they have so many teams by them".

"Raúl is so difficult to play against when he starts taking up the positions he did tonight," Ferguson said.

It's difficult to play tennis when it's so hot that your sneakers are melting on the court or you start hallucinating that you've seen Snoopy, as happened at the Australian Open a couple of years back.

It is more difficult to play well when you don't have the confidence of your staff".

"I know people criticise the style of play or the way that Rangers are playing, but it's very difficult to play against teams when they come and park the bus and play 4-5-1 or 4-6 in front of you.

Is it difficult to play a wedding set when you've built up all that knowledge of how to work a crowd or drop obscure records at the right time?

I tend to go in and do my bit, which I find less satisfying; I like to be embedded.' Which might be a polite way of saying that it's perhaps difficult to play a stock character when you've led the audience to the behavioural brink and beyond in your finest screen work.

It's difficult to play a game of chicken when you have more to lose than your opponent and everyone knows it.

"I was frustrated because I had the match point and it's very difficult to play a full set more when you've just lost a match point".