Sentence examples for green difficulty from inspiring English sources

On green difficulty, the Germans usually look out of cover while reloading.

Instead, everybody seems to have accepted that Green's difficulty in delivering Project Thor – the proposed restructuring of the pension scheme – was merely a minor irritation and not a deal-breaker.

In urban environments the relative lack of recreational facilities and green space, difficulty in promoting walkability and bikeability, and concern over neighbourhood safety may limit outdoor activity, while lack of full-service supermarkets may limit access to healthful food products [ 3- 7].

At the heart of Aceh Green's difficulties is the lack of a fully functioning government in much of the region.

On any other day, Greening's difficulties would have made big headlines.

We chatted with the Fuller and Green about the difficulties of adapting the book, technology, and creating a new god.

The test provides one out of three possible results: "a hearing check is recommended" (red light), "a hearing check would be advisable" (yellow light), and "no hearing difficulties" (green light) (Paglialonga et al., Comput. Biol. Med. 2014).

The test score is computed as the number of VCVs correctly identified and, based on this score, the test outcome is given in a self-explanatory way: either "no hearing difficulties" (green light), "a hearing check would be advisable" (yellow light), or "a hearing check is recommended" (red light).

Despite Valeri's wonder goal (seriously, one of the best I've ever seen in Timbers green in terms of difficulty and style points), Timbers were down 3-1 at half, a scoreline that past teams would have wilted from like spinach in a hot pan.

The committee also listed several obstacles to the green deal, including the difficulty for people renting their homes of obtaining consent from their landlords to take up the offers, and that many people might find the hassle of the building works involved in complex renovations – such as solid wall insulation – too offputting for the low level of benefit they are likely to obtain.

Lee Westwood is perhaps the exact opposite of his countryman Donald – a great player from tee to green who has pronounced difficulties when it comes to putting – and he may also have a problem answering every question on the exam paper.