Sentence examples for get difficult on from inspiring English sources

When conditions get difficult on a great golf course, you have to be smart enough to know where to take those risks".

For Wilson, things really got difficult on the back nine.

We agree that stakeholders have helped to get difficult issues on to the corporate agenda, and that to address these issues business will have to work with others.

But, Wood said, things could get difficult if the shutdown goes on for an extended period.

Boys often complain that girls move in packs so much that it's difficult to get one-on-one time, so make it easy for him!

Start easy, then gradually get more difficult on the problems.

Things get more difficult on the outskirts close to rebel-held territory".

Similar national data from countries with confined sows is difficult to get hold on, but the rates in presented here are not exceptional in any direction compared to data in scientific reports from farms in such countries.

This explains why it may be slightly difficult to get one on the phone.

This is the rare course that is difficult to get on without a member sponsor.

But the company still suffers from being confusing, being difficult to get on-boarded and, of course, harassment.