Sentence examples for is difficult to pass from inspiring English sources

When we have the ball it is difficult because if you run 60kph, and others run 100kph, it is difficult to pass through.

The 4.3-kilometer, or 2.7-mile, track is the second-slowest of the season behind Monaco, and both are narrow, extremely twisting circuits on which it is difficult to pass.

Because it is difficult to pass laws under our political system — and next to impossible to repeal them — we need real certainty before we allow experiments in the lab to become experiments in ­governance.

The opportunity to bed down in what was the home of a troupe of acrobats, and later a clairvoyant, is difficult to pass up and the two-person carriage provides a warm, snug place to stay during the winter.

The system provided a boost for fans, too, as Budapest is as known for having uninteresting races as it is difficult to pass on the narrow, dusty and twisting circuit.

On Sunday at the Hungaroring, it rained lightly but steadily at the start of the race, and again later on, creating a sensational show on the narrow circuit on which it is difficult to pass and where the races usually look like a carnival procession.

Mr. Marchionne said it might be difficult to pass that cost to buyers.

Desserts here are prominently displayed on a sidebar as enticement and are difficult to pass up.

The pitch was dry, the grass was long and it was difficult to pass the ball.

"These structural reforms are difficult to pass through parliaments... there is a certain risk that this will be postponed".

But Hamlin was fined $25,000 in March for a rather mild analysis of the Gen-6 car after the Phoenix race, saying it was difficult to pass.