Sentence examples for difficult to turn the from inspiring English sources
Though used clothing is plentiful, it's difficult to turn the pieces of a men's blazer into a stylish women's skirt, for example.
And unless the negotiators reach a specific agreement on the matter, it could be difficult to turn the NorthPoint jobs into union jobs.
While there is no legal requirement to get local approval, officials at Kyushu Electric say the current backlash against nuclear power makes it politically difficult to turn the reactors on without hometown approval.
It was notoriously difficult to turn the artillery pieces round to face new directions – so adapting to the progress of the battle would have been difficult for these early gunners.
Mr. Carson, who is chairman of the supervisors' budget committee, said it would have been difficult to turn the boat down, since fighting terrorism is such a national priority and the sheriff had found the money.
The lateral nature of the zone-blocking scheme may be enough to neutralize the power of Haloti Ngata (who's been somewhat tepid down the stretch) and the rest of Baltimore's plus-sized defensive line, but it's always difficult to turn the corner against Terrell Suggs and Jarrett Johnson.
"I have a young family in the North East so it was difficult to turn this down," he told the QPR website.
St Mirren captain Steven Thompson has admitted he would find it difficult to turn down the chance to manage the club in the wake of Tommy Craig's sacking.
Analysts say it could be difficult to turn around the company, given the continuing decline in PC sales.
A BBC spokesman said that viewing figures had not trailed off in the course of Sunday's seven-hour gaffe-strewn marathon; it is difficult to turn off the television in the middle of a coma.
"It's difficult to turn off the faucet of religion once it's there, whether it's in the shape of the building or the people who are running it," said Barry Lynn, the executive director of Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, a nonprofit advocacy group that has sued schools in Texas over this issue.
