Sentence examples for difficult to reshape from inspiring English sources

'Between early drafts, parts of the opera have been pretty difficult to reshape, but regardless of flaws it has always had something.

However, it is difficult to reshape nipples to an actual cylindrical form with the published methods.

But it is far more difficult to reshape societies in America's image".

The Socialist government is engaged in a difficult "social dialogue" with companies and unions to reshape work rules, ease entry into the labor market and make French companies more competitive by gradually shifting the cost of social benefits.

Given that various resources were in shortage and both economic production and people's lives were difficult at that time, the party had to reshape the organization of the entire society.

Though politically difficult, in the long term public policy should seek to reshape the national landscape to prioritize denser forms of living.

Capitalism has been through something of an existential crisis these past five years, but this difficult time, while challenging, has given us the opportunity to reshape it into a stronger, more sustainable form.

Doncaster admits 2013 was difficult, with the football bodies' headquarters at Hampden attracting a media scrum while deals were agreed to reshape the game in Scotland.

This is bound to reshape police priorities.

Haslam moved quickly to reshape the franchise.

Or, rather, trying to reshape one.