Sentence examples for difficult to move back from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult to move back into rugby league," he says.

It's also worth noting that most mathematicians remain in industry once they have made the move; unless one has continued to publish in scientific journals, kept contacts in academia, and maintained a reputation within the academic community, it is very difficult to move back.

It is difficult to move back and forth between thinking-tasks and feeling-tasks more than once a day.

The immediate sacrifice in wages is obvious, but less obvious is the longer-term earnings hit women take: it's more difficult to move back to the paid workforce or up the job ladder.

"Officers are ordering reporter to move back because they are making it very difficult for them to do their jobs".

To move back in January is a little bit more difficult but you never know.

"That allowed the market to move back to a level consistent with a long and difficult recession but not Armageddon".

But it's very difficult to say it creates another problem without cunts like you saying you want them to move back into the home.

Stavrou says: "Having to move back to the family home, having very little income, and having to work evenings and weekends is difficult.

She yearned to move back to China.

He decided to move back to New York.