Sentence examples for difficult to overhaul from inspiring English sources

They were powerful, physical and, once in front, difficult to overhaul.

It is likely to deepen divisions between the capital and the rest of the nation, increase resentment of an "out of touch" political elite and make it more difficult to overhaul Britain's deeply flawed immigration policies.

The Australian revealed that the varying track conditions later in the race had made it difficult to overhaul the Mercedes driver.

"The whole cabinet tried its best rapidly to heal the town's wounds and rebuild trust in the council, but a culture established over decades is difficult to overhaul completely in a few weeks".

But the symbolism could define the battle for control of the House in 2013 between Republicans — who say they are willing to make the difficult choices to overhaul Medicare, limit the size of government and control the deficit — and Democrats running as a party that will preserve Medicare and make the rich shoulder more of the economic burden.

Communication is the first step, but it will still be difficult to drastically overhaul the system that is already so massive and gaining size everyday.

And it was a stark reminder of why it has proved so difficult in Congress to overhaul the campaign finance system.

Given the unwritten rule in the Grand Tours that no one attacks the race leader in the last stage, it would be difficult for Froome to overhaul the Geox rider, but 32 seconds in bonuses are up for grabs.

A new administration in Jakarta could expose much of the cronyism that operates under the surface, Mr. Ramage said, but he cautioned that it would be difficult for Mr. Joko to overhaul an entrenched bureaucracy and clamp down on corruption, something that President Yudhoyono, who campaigned on such a platform, has found daunting.

At the same time, it shows how difficult it will be for Washington to overhaul the tax system.

It said the lack of detail the White House has provided about its plans — primarily its plan to overhaul the tax code — made it difficult for the agency to determine what the economic impact of these ideas would be.