Sentence examples for difficult to reestablish from inspiring English sources

This method, often resorted to by the opposition, proved to be the most dangerous because, once the army intervened in politics, it became increasingly difficult to reestablish civilian rule.

MARTIN KAPLAN, associate dean at the University of Southern California Annenberg School of Communications and director of the Norman Lear Center, says that while it is true that our opinions about what is acceptable have simply relaxed ("To some degree I think that's a good thing," he said), it becomes difficult to reestablish the boundaries that cultural taboos set, once they've been broken down.

Since it is difficult to reestablish the front, the success of an ISC process mainly depends on the combustion front stability and its rapid propagation.

78 In addition, the relationship between the patient and their carer is interrupted and can be difficult to reestablish.

If, on the other hand, your spouse feels alone, ignored, and in the dark, it will be much more difficult to reestablish their trust later.

I had to work hard to reestablish free communication about research in the lab.

'As a family we'd been going through a really difficult time and I wanted to reestablish a relationship with my children.

"He needs to reestablish that narrative.

Brown has fought to reestablish his authority today.

And maybe they're trying to reestablish it".

I think we need to reestablish that as a profession".