Sentence examples for more difficult to shoulder from inspiring English sources

Others have been more difficult to shoulder.

The sense of responsibility it gave me has been difficult to shoulder, so I don't try to alone.

Racing is an extremely expensive sport and without sponsors it can be very difficult to shoulder the cost alone.

Similarly, the goniometer measurements are more difficult to be performed for shoulder pro-/retraction than for elevation because the alignment of the goniometer to the medio-lateral reference must rely on a much shorter lever arm.

In contrast, the anatomy of the shoulder is more difficult to understand and ultrasound examinations of the shoulder have been attributed one of the steepest learning curves [ 27].

When his argument is challenged -- by an aide in the privacy of his office or by a senator in the glare of television lights -- Deutch may monitor his words, but he finds it more difficult to control the hunching of his shoulders, the pained shifting of his bulk in his seat, the expression on his face.

Thus, it may be more difficult to detect changes in the AHD when the shoulder is in the WR position.

But whereas Langer's resilience in 1991 was helped by considerable moral support from his colleagues, Ballesteros is shouldering a burden that may be more difficult to jettison.

Absorbance levels of another mucus related peak at 1040 cm-1 were more difficult to establish as this wavenumber was situated in the shoulder of the glycogen related 1049 cm-1 peak.

more difficult to pull off.

"It's more difficult to make decisions".