Sentence examples for difficult to resurrect from inspiring English sources

Because DDT has such a bad rap, it will be politically difficult to resurrect its use.

Politicians say that if she wins, Mr. Kaifu will find it difficult to resurrect the troop measure in any form.

Should the GATT fail, it will be sorely missed, and difficult to resurrect.

There are a lot of links in this piece, many of which were difficult to resurrect on today's web.

But, while Jones's 1951 novel provided a corrective to romantic-heroic views of the second world war, it is difficult to understand the urge to resurrect it today.

Falcao's mother Carmenza Zárate has admitted it has been a difficult time for her son and hinted his future could lie away from Old Trafford as he looks to resurrect his career.

They did but vowed to resurrect it.

Several states have tried to resurrect cursive.

She might be able to resurrect it.

"But we're going to resurrect him".

They will have to resurrect me".