Sentence examples for difficulty to turn from inspiring English sources

It can be tempting, in times of economic difficulty, to turn inward, away from trade and commerce with other nations.

Although none of the biomass combustion projects has been abandoned, some entrepreneurs clearly have more difficulty to turn their project into a success than others.

Moreover, none of the drivers reported difficulty to turn their head and torso or reported neck or torso pain that would have restricted head movements.

He would face difficulty trying to turn around WorldCom, the No. 2 long-distance company and a major carrier of Internet traffic, just as he is learning the industry, the analysts said.

The difficulty was how to turn proteins into a charged vapor without knocking them apart.

Tebbit recalled how, as Thatcher ran into difficulties, he had to turn down an invitation to rejoin her cabinet because he needed to care for his wife, Margaret, who was paralysed in the 1984 Brighton Grand Hotel bomb.

Often, they have difficulty getting the pencil to turn completely around the thumb.

The distinctive trait of prudent people is their ability to turn difficulties into opportunities of knowledge and moral betterment (De utilitate, OO, II, 11a).

If Athens were still using the drachma the government's response to its fiscal difficulties would have been to turn on the printing presses, thus engulfing the nation in terrible inflation.

For example, he criticized the commission for referring several times in the report to its difficulty in getting the department to turn over relevant documents.

"Youngsters learn to turn their difficulties into successes, and that benefits them in life.