Sentence examples for problems to pull off from inspiring English sources
Though Spithill and Gilmour beat Oracle once during a round-robin race early in the competition, they may need to bank on Oracle's crew problems to pull off the upset and advance to face Alinghi on Jan . 11in the challenger cup finals.
VR has one problem – it's hard to pull off an experience where you can move and rotate freely in a vast open world".
We'd like kids to learn how to solve hard problems and what it takes to pull off a complex endeavor, how to plan, collaborate, fail and not give up.
Which is a problem when England are threatening to pull off a never-forgotten story and the manager, let's face it, is so damn likeable.
Another problem is that Novell has to pull off a delicate balancing act.
Such compromises could prove a problem if Apple does manage to pull off a much expected complete iPhone redesign which will launch in the same quarter (Q3).
The only problem is SunEdison stretched itself financially to pull off its growth spurt.
No, the problems are with barbecue classics that are, in truth, hard to pull off.
These VDCs might be able to pull off a more integrated/ holistic approach towards addressing community problems.
more difficult to pull off.
