Sentence examples for winning difficult from inspiring English sources

Still, 2016 seemed positive, even if Coors Field always makes winning difficult.

He led a full-scale national mobilization for war, winning difficult political battles in 1942 43 for expansion of federal taxation and broader conscription.

But they will not do so without winning difficult arguments; and that, as Mr Cameron seems sometimes to forget, is politics as it should be.

The Pirates could assure themselves a spot in the conference bracket by winning difficult games at Villanova on Wednesday and at home against Connecticut on Saturday.

The Mets' major league-worst offense has made winning difficult for Leiter, who was 1-5 in his preceding six starts despite a 3.08 earned run average.

Applying the same daredevil strategy that he uses in skiing to his practice as a lawyer at one of Japan's biggest firms, he has won difficult, high-profile lawsuits that few Japanese would even dare to file.

It is worth remarking, too, that Mr. de Blasio has won difficult elections in the past and that he has as his campaign manager Bill Hyers, who ran President Obama's successful operations in Pennsylvania during the last election.

9. Correct Campaign Intelligentsia: The campaign's inner circle was composed of people like Rick Ridder and Celinda Lake, who have actually won difficult campaigns.

Aaron Schock has demonstrated legislative ability, the courage to offer new ideas, a proven ability to win difficult elections, deep intellect and the energy to help move the ball forward in the search for solutions to problems confronting our nation.

Winning under difficult conditions and keeping his cool on a difficult T.P.C. Sawgrass layout were impressive.

Manuel said that winning after difficult defeats was a "sign of a good team".