Sentence examples for difficult to reset from inspiring English sources

She also notes that ChaCha "found it difficult to reset expectations" in a market that had already grown "wary of gouging price structures" and Q&A services.

It's not so difficult to reset priorities with this goal in mind and, if we do, we are likely to find that the majority of merchants will continue to reward our industry with repeat business.

"After winning gold it was really hard to reset.

"Now, only the difficult-to-reset watches get to live in winders".

The report says that sense of insecurity among East European countries, and members like Norway and Iceland, will make it more difficult for the Alliance to "reset" its relations with Russia, which is the ambition of the NATO secretary-general, Anders Fogh Rasmussen.

Borough Market was located to film the scenes where Kane is arrested; filming proved to be difficult as they had to reset the scene several times.

Russia, however, is an exception, one where Mr. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, has carved out a clear contrast to Mr. Obama, who came to office promising to "reset" relations with Moscow, only to find that Russia can be a difficult partner.

The new nucleus has to reset itself and act like a newly formed embryo it seems this is too difficult for the nucleus to do.

The Spurs vowed Wednesday afternoon to move past the sadness of Game 6, to reset their psyches and spirits for Game 7, although that task may prove exceedingly difficult under the circumstances.

Prepare to reset your sights, dear reader.

"He wants to reset with Russia.