Sentence examples for difficult to roll from inspiring English sources

They have also proved difficult to roll back.

It is difficult to roll over new debt, given the credit crunch.

This habit of mind is already pervasive in the culture and will be difficult to roll back.

When he fell and straddled the rope, it became more difficult to roll back into a sitting position.

It would be more difficult to roll out and sustain such misguided programmes with a carbon tax, and the ones that went ahead anyway would do less damage.

Because of its high melting point, ruthenium is not easily cast; its brittleness, even at white heat, makes it very difficult to roll or draw into wires.

It may be acceptable to gently tilt your laptop to encourage difficult particles to roll closer to where you can flush them out, but don't ever shake or slap it.

The ultimate point, as the latest professionals hone their weaponry, is that attack ads surely work and are difficult to ever roll back.

Then investors discovered that some asset-backed commercial paper was secured by mortgage-backed securities whose own value was now highly questionable, and it became difficult for companies to roll over such paper.

The new rules attempt to make it more difficult for borrowers to roll over their loans, and also aim to cut down on the number of times that lenders can take money out of borrowers' bank accounts without getting additional authorization.

As with many banks around the world, the Icelandic banks found it increasingly difficult or impossible to roll over their loans in the interbank market, their creditors insisting on payment while no other banks were willing to make fresh loans.