Sentence examples for more difficult positions from inspiring English sources

Quarterback is one of the more difficult positions to project to the next level.

"There are so many more difficult positions in Ashtanga!" one guest said, indignant, from one corner of the room.

ST. PAUL — As Caroline Zhang pulled her free foot toward her head in a Biellmann spin, one of figure skating's more difficult positions, her leg stretched with such apparent ease that she seemed to be made of elastic.

The basic idea is to combine all aspects of the player's value - hitting, fielding, pitching and the ability to play more difficult positions - and wrap it all up into a single number that indicates how many more wins the player contributed than a replacement player (someone readily available for next to nothing from Class AAA or a major league bench).

"Each of these revelations places the club in a more difficult position.

Trailways, Greyhound's top competitor, is in a more difficult position.

But he found himself in a far more difficult position than he had anticipated.

In addition, a Bristol lawyer said Microsoft might find itself in a more difficult position in a European Commission antitrust investigation into the company's business practices.

Mr. Del Rio's father, the Rev. Rick Del Rio, said that some churches were in an even more difficult position and that at least one congregation was considering holding services outdoors.

"As challenging as times are for Sony now, were it not for the strong leadership of Sir Howard Stringer these past seven years, we would have been in a much more difficult position," Mr. Hirai said in a statement.

Clemens Fuest, a professor of public finance at Oxford and a member of the German Finance Ministry's independent panel of academic advisers, said Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy were in a far more difficult position than might be acknowledged by critics who push them to take further action.