Sentence examples for hard to revert from inspiring English sources

It was also hard to revert to the original one.

Things will break and it's hard to revert to the current stable version.

Do your hair if you do it normally and if you normally don't then don't do your hair, it will be hard to revert to normal.

Before adding melody, do not teach yourself how to sing with vibrato, if you teach yourself wrong it will be hard to revert back.

"Snow is the most natural substance (other, perhaps than sand) that is associated with childhood, and so many of us find hard to resist reverting back to happier, more carefree days," wrote Mann in her HuffPost blog.

He knows that he will come under sharp domestic pressure to revert to hard power if the mix of charm and intellectual persuasion he has displayed does not lead to tangible European response.

The problem is, even if we are committed to working hard on our goals, our natural tendency is to revert back to our old habits at some point.

Once you've seen a place transformed by euphoria and shared experience (and a lot of shared bar tabs), it can bring you down hard to watch it revert to calm and the customary facades, to a more individualistic way of getting through the day.

I had to revert to traditional methods.

McMaster aimed to revert to tradition.

They need to revert to type.