Sentence examples for difficult to back down from inspiring English sources
Now it's difficult to back down without in effect conceding that they have no idea what they're talking about, which happens to be the simple truth.
Clearly it's going to be difficult to back down on some of this stuff".
But Mr. Sharon, who has described the wanted men in the compound as "the biggest terrorists that exist," might find it politically difficult to back down.
But now it does seems difficult for him to back down without losing face.
Observe here, when no one asked for your opinion, that anyone not telling you to "mind your own beeswax" is being kind or confused (you have subconsciously developed syntax that makes it difficult for others to back down gracefully).
Unfortunately, Russian and American manoeuvres have made it difficult for either country to back down.
Most people would think it would be mad to allow for a small clash like that to escalate but once fighting starts it's very difficult for either side to back down.
Many Palestinian officials complain that Mr. Obama's decision last year to drop his demand for Israel to halt settlement construction as a prelude to peace talks may have delayed the start of these negotiations, since it was difficult for the Palestinian leader to back down.
Popular passions would make it difficult for even responsible governments to back down.
Grimaud refused to back down.
