Sentence examples for very difficult to swing from inspiring English sources
On the more exuberant side, aerial acrobats like gibbons might find it very difficult to swing from branch to branch without the special powers conferred by stereoscopy.
"It's difficult to swing that hard so close to the green," he said.
In the case that the polarization direction was parallel or perpendicular to the direction of the incident-wave swing motion, it was very difficult to detect the anisotropy.
Miniscule amounts of other endogenous cellulases can drastically swing these PCS digestion curves making it very difficult to compare enzyme activities using this system.
The new ball deviated about as much as a prissy nun, and unless England get some reverse swing they are going to find it very difficult to force a winning position.
He was one of the first bowlers to control the swing of the ball; batsmen found it very difficult to counter this method and Hirst's bowling was subsequently far more successful.
The wild swings we see in our economy make it very difficult to invest in anything, including new manufacturing facilities.
Under his tutelage I am hitting the ball sweeter and straighter but it is very difficult to persuade a body accustomed to much frenetic lunging at the ball to adopt immediately a slower, smoother swing.
"Critical and rational minds will not find it very difficult to understand that the whole game is all about Operation Stop Jonathan in 2015 and subsequently blackmail everybody to support power swing to the north in 2015.
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