Sentence examples for well making it difficult from inspiring English sources

His driving and his iron play have been inconsistent as well, making it difficult for him to attack pins and make birdies and eagles.

Part of the problem coach Jose Pekerman has had balancing out the side is that Radamel Falcao does not link the play well, making it difficult to use him up front on his own.

They also recognized that most reports from health committees did not mention complaints by the population as well, making it difficult to assess of the responsiveness of healthcare providers to the concerns/complaints of the population.

However, the spatial pattern was more clumped with an increase in host densities as well, making it difficult to differentiate between a causative or a correlative relationship between slavemaker densities and the spatial pattern.

Students today tend to ask a lot of questions especially in history.. there are events that they don't tend to understand well making it difficult for them to study well..be a teacher that is approachable,a teacher that is cheerful enough for the students to become more motivated when seeing you teach.

"He'll be able to buy ammo from a black market, sure, but we might as well make it difficult when he doesn't.

However, Sall2 normal function, regulation and immediate target genes are not well known, making it difficult to understand its role in various diseases.

Each chapter is well referenced, although the text is not very well indexed, making it difficult to find particular genes or drugs of interest within the chapters.

Yet, the mechanisms associated with development of MPH-associated abuse and dependence are not well understood making it difficult to develop methods to help its mitigation.

They said, however, that the tides and currents around Antarctica were not well known, making it difficult to predict the future course of the icebergs.

The report, based on evidence from a network of bureaux across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, found that being denied access to a bank account is both "demoralising and impractical", as well as making it difficult for people going through bankruptcy to take control of their finances and make a fresh start.