Sentence examples for timing difficult from inspiring English sources

That can make practice timing difficult — "when our time is up, some days we'll have to make way for the soccer team or one of the high schools," he said.

For the England XI there had been a measured unbeaten run-a-ball century from Joe Root to help banish the memories of his dismal winter, on a surface that made timing difficult once the balls lost their initial hardness.

The 70 overs that were possible saw West Indies reach 188 for five, despite having struggled to make headway on a sticky pitch that made timing difficult and a grabby outfield that held up all but the most sweetly struck shot.

Duration of illness before enrolment in this study may introduce enough variability to make timing difficult to determine.

Because of gaps in her urine data, which made timings difficult to predict, Valentine forecast a four-day window for the birth, from August 18 to August 21.

Of course, market timing is difficult, even for the professionals.

"The price is high but the timing was difficult and there was probably no other option".

Mr. Sweeney said Mr. Gore had reflected on "how unfortunate it was that this all developed, that the timing was difficult and it happened very quickly".

"The timing is difficult.

"A slump following the credit's expiration is likely although the exact timing is difficult to predict".

Learning about your employer's policies in advance is particularly important for research contract staff members in positions where the "timing is difficult," Browning says.