Sentence examples for it hard to master from inspiring English sources

And since the Albuquerque bomb squad officers train with the robot only about two hours a month, they have found it hard to master its remote controls.

Despite controlling the mainstream media, China's leaders find it hard to master public attention and they know another handshake with a European prime minister in a business suit will not do it.

Pro-football players may even find it hard to master the game.

Other manufacturers have similar plans, although they have found it harder to master the technology.

Sharky's accent is very, very specific — it's from one North Dublin neighborhood — and it's hard to master.

And he admits that because it's not a Qwerty layout, the first reaction may be that it's hard to master.

She said it was hard to master phlebotomy — being able to feel for the vein and distinguish it from a tendon, then putting the needle in gently and allowing the blood to flow.

"It's hard to master the night".

How would they tackle the perception that it's hard to master?

And it's hard to master, especially with a bunch of kids yelling that they saw you put the ball in the cup before the trick started.

It's a piece that packs a lot into its four minutes, and I can see (or perhaps hear) why it proved hard to master.