Sentence examples for difficult to ruin from inspiring English sources
Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy stated in his review of the song, "It's pretty difficult to ruin a pop classic, but Flo Rida gives it a pretty good stab here".
Fleur Britten, author of Debrett's Etiquette for Girls, has some useful advice for a difficult issue that can threaten to ruin many students' graduations – separated parents.
Is it the central authorities who are making your life more difficult, or is it the outliers among researchers who have to ruin the fun for the rest of us?
If you still find this too difficult, you can seek a dietitian or hire a personal trainer so it does not become too simple to ruin your plans.
3. Road to ruin [graphic].
Difficult operating conditions since independence (including several blood-soaked regimes in Uganda), inept management, pilfering and an unhelpfully narrow gauge have combined to ruin it.
To ruin breakfast: Bad eggs.
"They're going to ruin our dance.
Almost everything turned to ruin".
