Sentence examples for difficult to avert from inspiring English sources

Louise Glück's wary, pinch-mouthed poems have long represented the logical outcome of a certain strain of confessional verse — starved of adjectives, thinned to a nervous set of verbs, intense almost past bearing, her poems have been dark, damaged and difficult to avert your gaze from.

Otherwise, it may be difficult to avert an avoidable experience that many developed nations inherited from their transition, that is, a massive surge in obesity and related morbidity as well as mortality.

WASHINGTON — With both parties positioning for difficult negotiations to avert a fiscal crisis as Congress returns for its lame-duck session, Democrats are latching on to an idea floated by Mitt Romney to raise taxes on the rich through a hard cap on income tax deductions.

The program is designed to avert contagion and was difficult to reject because, to do so now would be to admit that the euro zone had been pursuing the wrong strategy for two years, he said.

Her letters and journals scissored away by her husband and daughter, who wanted to avert gossip about her difficult marriage, Abigail Alcott is of course the complex core of Louisa's novel "Little Women".

A test vote is set for Tuesday, and a rejection of the McConnell plan could make it difficult to find a new compromise in time to avert a shutdown.

Bopara's thrilling innings was something of a microcosm of the one-day matches during England's difficult tour - plenty of promise but ultimately unable to avert defeat.

Speaking to reporters he added following the announcement of the investigation: "If you want to avert a billion-dollar boondoggle, you have to make some difficult decisions".

Yes, it is difficult to grasp how fundamentally our monetary system needs to change in order to avert economic and environmental catastrophe.

The bad news just got worse: A new study finds that reining in greenhouse gas emissions in time to avert serious changes to Earth's climate will be at best extremely difficult.

Negotiations to avert a takeover are ongoing.