Sentence examples for difficult to bounce back from inspiring English sources

At some point, he said, he will need valve-replacement surgery, a procedure he considered "difficult to bounce back from".

Hamilton admitted it had been difficult to bounce back from the semi-final defeat by Canada.

After being deeply wounded, many of us would like to be able to just "put it behind us" and move on but Dr. Fisher and her team's research now explains why it is so painful and difficult to bounce back quickly from a broken heart and how desperate we sometimes feel during that experience.

Public flame-outs, like those which Charlie Sheen, John Edwards, and Chad "Ocho-Cinco" Johnson have suffered, are difficult to bounce back from.

It won't be hard to bounce back".

And with his own political family in disarray, itself mired in illegal party financing scandals, Nicolas Sarkozy will find it slightly more difficult than usual to bounce back.

"And because of the expressive result it makes it even more difficult for us to bounce back".

But evidence suggests that it will be extraordinarily difficult for less established companies to bounce back even after IT spending returns.

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from difficult experiences.

As it turned out, that was all Butler needed to bounce back from a difficult loss at Louisville.

They need to bounce back in a difficult game against fourth-placed Valencia, who are fighting for a Champions League spot, and Ancelotti has not ruled out playing Ramos in midfield again.