Sentence examples for difficult to revisit from inspiring English sources

"It's not difficult to revisit.

These attributes of Mono-ha make it especially difficult to revisit, and the works in "Requiem for the Sun" should be seen as a mere skimming of the surface.

The initial clinical steps are very important, as it would be difficult to revisit dose-finding studies once phase 3 studies are under way, particularly if the new drug is locked in a fixed combination with another drug.

In view of which it's difficult not to revisit the old distrust of Friedelind as someone whose grievances were more engendered by her lifelong family rivalries and resentments than by her later rejection of anti-Semitism, Hitler and Nazism.

That said, it wasn't like I was lusting over the fact that I was cutting up her dead body, so it's difficult for me to revisit the incident and talk about it, even now... Um… This must sound rich coming from me, but the moment the girl became a corpse, I realized that I had lost an important friend and even regretted killing her for a moment.

To be honest, two of his most famous pieces, Fall in Love and Stakes Is High, I found difficult, so I plan to revisit them.

I soon learned that Steponas was not the only one in Lithuania seeking to revisit difficult truths from the past.

Because the issues are important and difficult, the Supreme Court has decided to revisit them, and we should await the Supreme Court's imminent decision.

The evolving partnership between George W. Bush and Vicente Fox, the president of Mexico, makes this a favorable moment for both countries to revisit the difficult immigration and border issues that have long vexed relations between the United States and Mexico.

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As such, expect more than a few interviewers and outlets to revisit this obviously difficult period in recent army history and one of the few clear dark spots on McChrystal's resume.