Sentence examples for difficulty pulling off from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Butz has difficulty pulling off Jack's second-act lament on the emptiness of an existence "where we are nothing and money is the only thing — and we are just reptiles".

After all, when Steph Curry has a hot shooting night like he did on Sunday – he would eventually score 33 points – even the most focused, determined team will have difficulty pulling off a win.

Without stepping on the slippery floor stripping solution, use the blade to work the wax away from edges, where the stripping solution and mop have difficulty pulling off the finish.

Given the difficulty of pulling off large-scale rallies, candidates mainly appeal directly to their constituents.

Probably not, given the technical difficulty of pulling off such a feat.

Maybe the difficulty of pulling off dragon effects is to blame for that––1981's Dragonslayer has a definite campy charm, and it looks great for its time, but that's not saying much.

Apart from the technical difficulties of pulling off such ambitious stories as as Saunders', the biggest problem is keeping himself interested over the weeks and months and eventually years of a project.

Whereas George W. Bush was able to attack Kerry as a waffler because he'd made his own unshakeable convictions a selling point of his candidacy, Clinton would likely have difficulty pulling that off.

But he will have difficulty pulling votes off the hard left given that he opposed Corbyn's stance on removing the welfare cap, and abstained in the vote on the government's Welfare Reform Bill.

"It's a very difficult city to read," Mr. Lopez said, owing largely to the local distaste for ostentation and hype, a suspicion of anything that requires a high-degree of difficulty to pull off and that people spend a lot of their lives in cars.

At a recent lunch, he had difficulty pulling the wrapper off a straw.