Sentence examples for master the difficult from inspiring English sources

Group reflection conversations help employees master the difficult skills of giving and accepting honest, constructive feedback.

I've seen hundreds of leaders-in-training stumble as they attempt to master the difficult and subtle task of management.

By next Monday's episode Galina Zmievskaya, a formidable Russian woman, has taken over the coaching role and is trying to get Mr. Weir to master the difficult quadruple jump.

Mr. Bush needs to be gracious and unifying in victory, and Vice President Gore must master the difficult task of placing the national need for continuity ahead of any bitterness he may feel.

To make an intercontinental ballistic missile that can carry nuclear arms, scientists say, the North must master the difficult art of miniaturizing nuclear warheads and making protective re-entry capsules for the weapons that can survive the fiery plunge back to earth.

Many designers never master the difficult art of pattern-cutting, and the originality and sophistication of Owens's clothes — his ability to plant seams in unexpected places and to hang fabrics on the bias so that the cross grain clings to or drapes dramatically from the body — derive from his years in the knockoff mills.

As a sculptor, he mastered the difficult techniques of casting metal.

Under the tutelage of his great aunts, he mastered the difficult task.

At first glance, the granite statue follows the canonical representation of the official who mastered the difficult art of hieroglyphs.

Experts also say that North Korea has most likely not yet mastered the difficult task of miniaturizing a nuclear bomb to fit atop a missile.

But some military analysts say it's quite possible that North Korea — instead of mastering the difficult technologies and expanding its nuclear arsenal — will continue to fail.