Sentence examples for difficult reverse from inspiring English sources

Chris Colwill, who at the last minute upgraded a dive to a difficult reverse two-and-a-half somersault with two and a half twists, finished in last place.

This close up, there's an inevitable fracturing of the choreographic big picture, but there are compensations – the flicker of apprehension on Charlotte Eatock's face as she swings into a difficult reverse turn and the giddy flash of triumph as she pulls it off; the racy, sinewy closeness of it all.

It's difficult to reverse the situation.

"Traditionally, it is very difficult to reverse narcissistic personality disorder.

And privatization, once pursued, is difficult to reverse.

"It's difficult to reverse now what's been put in place".

Deflation can result in a downward spiral that can be difficult to reverse.

It's a cipher that's very difficult to reverse without knowing the keys.

Should that happen, the cost could be vast and the damage difficult to reverse.

"Once moneyed interests are involved, this trend will be difficult to reverse," she added.

Such benefits for the population are extraordinarily difficult to reverse without dire political consequences.