Sentence examples for difficulty turns on from inspiring English sources

The second difficulty turns on points about explanation.

It's no great secret that, during times of economic difficulty, society turns on itself.

US military officials were especially concerned about the difficulty of vetting recruits, most of whom would come from militias, and worried that someone might turn on US trainers.

They were having difficulty turning the wheel," he said.

MANY personal-finance Web sites can have difficulty turning profits.

If she has difficulty, try turning on the water faucet.

When you must drive more slowly than others (looking for an address or when your vehicle is having mechanical difficulty), consider turning on the indicator which is on the side of oncoming traffic.

You're always kind of late, or way too early, or stuck in Newark for three hours "due to technical difficulties," or turning on the TV four minutes into this week's episode of Breaking Bad.

The story partly turns on the difficulties of English spelling and reading comprehension.

At the end of a week in which Michelle Payne's historic Melbourne Cup victory showcased the achievements and difficulties of women riders, the spotlight turns on Hayley Turner, as Britain's most successful and inspirational female Flat jockey signs off her 15-year career at Doncaster's season finale.

A difficulty for the argument, however, is that it turns on a narrow conception of reasoning from experience.