Sentence examples for master the more difficult from inspiring English sources

It takes each horse between five and six years to master the more difficult moves, so they are brought along slowly, never over-faced.

The IPL does not just encourage flamboyance, it demands that its biggest stars entertain.Mr Pietersen is likely to be a huge success in India, which will bring into doubt England's ability to master one of the more difficult tasks for sports teams: managing mavericks.

I was one of the lucky few to succeed Robertson in that cramped but perfectly situated commentary position on Wimbledon's centre court, and it was difficult not to feel both privileged and somewhat apprehensive at taking over from a master at one of the more difficult arts in radio commentary.

Drawing hair and skin realistically is one of the more difficult skills to master.

The Spy is one of the more difficult, if not the most difficult class to master in TF2.

It was once only the pretty old masters, flower paintings or landscapes, that appealed to American buyers, while Europeans would embrace the more difficult religious subjects.

The more difficult question is footwear.

The more difficult the better.

Crucially, some of the more difficult vaults and tumbling tricks are ones that were pioneered by male gymnasts and that women are now attempting and mastering.

Distinguish between the more difficult cases.

Rather it is: can a reinvigorated party-state, harnessing in unprecedented fashion the energies of capitalism, patriotism and older Chinese traditions, succeed in mastering the ever more difficult challenges of continuing modernisation?