Sentence examples for hard to backtrack from inspiring English sources
DK The transition from opening to middlegame is a difficult phase of the game: once you've chosen a plan, it's hard to backtrack if things don't work out.
Once you've taken a bear's path, though, it's hard to backtrack.
If you already strongly believe that Barack Obama is a communist who hates America, bows in obeisance to the king of Saudi Arabia and the prime minister of Japan (hard to square with an affection for communism, but never mind), and "tried to take over the Internet", then it may be difficult to backtrack.
In several senses, the draft platform codifies the sweeping changes already undertaken by Obama in his second term and makes it harder for Clinton to backtrack.
But to make sense of it, we're going to have to backtrack for a second to earlier in the season (and I, hard as it was, went back and watched an earlier episode).
He later tried to backtrack.
Bush eventually had to backtrack.
Mitterrand was forced to backtrack.
Now I have to backtrack".
