Sentence examples for difficult to turn back from inspiring English sources

4. THE SUICIDE BOMBERS Once a terrorist, it is often difficult to turn back.

"Once you take that step to act violently, it's very difficult to turn back," Dr. Blee said.

That is a tiny sum, but news on the Internet has been free so long that it would be difficult to turn back the tide.

Eventually the bystander effect will reach a level that will be difficult to turn back.

The lesson learned, as I document in my book Battlefield America: The War on the American People, is simply this: once you start down the road towards a police state, it will be very difficult to turn back.

Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, a conservative research group, said that until the surplus is off the table it will be difficult for conservatives to turn back the expansion of government.

Nevertheless, he made the tremendously difficult but wise decision to turn back.

One thing is clear: it will be difficult for the government to turn back the clock in Darfur and take away all of the guns.

"I think on balance people recognize that the decisions of the courts are really pointing in a direction from which it would be difficult -- if we wanted to -- to turn back," said Deputy Prime Minister John Manley, who is also a candidate to replace Prime Minister Chrétien as Liberal Party leader later this year.

The first smuggler took them over difficult terrain that exhausted Omar's elderly father, and they had to turn back.

On Friday it had tried to battle through the thick ice towards the Shokalskiy but had to turn back after 12 hours because the going was too difficult.