Sentence examples for difficult rewriting from inspiring English sources

After the war in Iraq, Hurricane Katrina and the financial crisis, he left office with some of the lowest poll numbers on record and may find it difficult rewriting the narrative of his tenure.

Difficult and complicated as it may be for the court to reverse its 2013 ruling, it is in a position to rewrite the history of homosexuality in India.

I am allowed to use the name in an "historic" context--after all, no matter how hard one tries, it is very difficult to rewrite history.

Relegated to the margins of life, they found it difficult to rewrite themselves as central characters.

That comment on "CBS This Morning" is the kind of statement that will be difficult to rewrite in the days and weeks to come, as Mr. Santorum begins to accept Mr. Romney as the new leader of the Republican Party.

While the Kakwani measure is a form of differences and the decomposition is a weighted average of the differences of the decomposed components of the concentration index and Gini coefficient, the proposed measure is a ratio, so it is difficult to rewrite in an additive form of the decomposed components.

It was a difficult production — Guirgis kept rewriting all the way through the previews — but the critical notice, during the play's four-month run, was mainly kind.

It is a conscious decision, and you have power to deliberately turn the page on a difficult chapter and rewrite the story.

Rewriting rules is difficult and takes a long time.

Rewriting Mamet is very difficult.

Ellison found it difficult to begin the task of restructuring, rewriting, and recapturing the fluid composition and insights of the first draft.