Sentence examples for be difficult to turn from inspiring English sources

"It might be difficult to turn Greece into Sweden — at least right away," she remarked.

That kind of uranium would be difficult to turn into a bomb.

Analysts say it could be difficult to turn around the company, given the continuing decline in PC sales.

They have not played well in recent games, and it will be difficult to turn it on now.

And even though Vick seemed to do enough to win the job, Reid said it would not be difficult to turn him back into a part-time player.

That is a tiny sum, but news on the Internet has been free so long that it would be difficult to turn back the tide.

"The chance to go to one of the biggest clubs of the world was difficult to turn down.

Without the 421-a abatement, he said, it is difficult to turn a profit on new construction.

But he said the approach by the BOA for the part-time role was difficult to turn down.

It's difficult to turn a corner without seeing a new building like the Solarium on 48th Avenue or the Murano on Borden Avenue.

By 1986, with the market flooded with pirated versions that were difficult to turn or quick to break, the toy dropped off the radar.