Sentence examples for make it difficult to play from inspiring English sources

Not knowing other team-mates' loadouts before a match methods can make it difficult to play cohesively online.

Although the pain is manageable, Chandler is having difficulty turning his neck and looking up, which would make it difficult to play defense and rebound.

But Bargnani is a poor rebounder and defender, which will make it difficult to play him at center or in any lineup with Amar'e Stoudemire, who is also a poor defender and below-average rebounder.

The snow made it difficult to play normal soccer, whatever that is.

His hands were very large, which made it difficult to play the guitar.

Many are indeed middle-class, but the unusual inclusiveness of public universities here makes it difficult to play class politics.

Carlisle slowed the game down and hit direct balls, making it difficult to play against, but I was pleased with the way the boys fought back.

"The rain made it difficult to play good football but overall I thought we had done enough to earn a draw, but not enough to have won.

The first half was played at a very fast pace that went quickly and then the weather kicked in, making it difficult to play a running, handling style of game.

Jupiter: The way we write also makes it difficult to play for long.

IGN found that the high learning curve and "cramp-inducing" control scheme made it difficult to play.