Sentence examples for difficult to see around from inspiring English sources

His ambition is so pronounced, so difficult to see around, that I try another tactic to make him open up.

Darkness and fog made it difficult to see around the far turn as his runner, a slender, quiet eighth grader, slipped from sight while trailing five others.

The 34-year-old has played for Sweden for 15 years and with the next World Cup in Russia in 2018 (and Sweden in a difficult qualifying group with France, Holland and Bulgaria) it is difficult to see him around then.

But if the rules are set as two down, one up it's difficult to see a way around that.

Keep kids in mind when piling up snow; be sure that there are no potential traps for them to fall into or from, and that the pile is not making it difficult to see kids walking around on the sidewalk, etc. Decide on a pattern.

If we are in a woods, it is that time a few minutes after sunset when it becomes difficult to see, and the trees around merge into blackness.

With morale falling and work-related stress increasing across the NHS, it's difficult to see how the service can turn this around, and quickly.

City were beaten 2-0 at home in the first leg of their last-16 tie against Barcelona, and it is difficult to see them turning that deficit around at the Nou Camp.

But it isn't difficult to see how licensing forcible defecations around the border could start us down a path to the day when law enforcement officials believe they have the authority to administer forcible enemas and colonoscopies within it.

All of those moments will become more difficult to see and hear as the security buffer around him expands.

Mendoza told BBC Radio 5 Live Sportsweek: "It's very difficult to see a boxer have so much trouble around his personal life.