Sentence examples for difficult to flip from inspiring English sources

With such a heavy compulsory workload, students' interest in leaning by themselves after class cannot be expected to be high, and to make it worse, as is shown in this case, when self-discipline was the only means of supervision, it's really difficult to flip the class.

This affects my work because it's difficult to flip it from urban to high fashion.

"That seems like a viable representation, whereas it's very difficult to flip the script and imagine a married woman who lives in a house in the suburbs acting in this infantile way".

This can make them difficult to flip (and can burn them).

Do not overcrowd the chicken breasts on the grill or they may stick together and be difficult to flip over.

Make sure they are around your height it's a little difficult to flip someone too short or tall your first time.

"It is very difficult for this suddenly to flip".

In general, it is extremely difficult for a candidate to flip voters into being supporters once they have already established a negative view of him — especially in the midst of what is likely to be a nasty and contentious primary.

The widespread availability and proliferation of these devices means that once a device is compromised, it's very difficult for a company to flip a switch and update the millions of devices just like it sold around the world.

Anyone who has tried to reverse the orientation of convex and concave circles, or a spinning silhouette will have an idea how difficult some such images are to flip, or "disambiguate".

The longer Sanders pressures Clinton on the issue, the more difficult it will be for her to flip back again.