Sentence examples for overturn difficult from inspiring English sources

Despite the defeat, McInnes felt his players worked hard enough in the latter stages of the match, but need to adopt a more conservative approach to their football to overturn difficult situations in future.

Elsewhere a gritting lorry overturned in difficult conditions and a school bus skidded on ice.

In Wales, four people needed hospital treatment following car crashes, while other incidents involved a gritting lorry overturning in difficult conditions and a school bus skidding on ice.

Even a twenty-first-century Ronald Reagan will have great difficult overturning it.

The judge has an unshakeable reputation, and her rulings are known to be difficult to overturn.

Three-nil is difficult to overturn, but we'll be taking to the field to win".

It is difficult to overturn a conviction in New York, even in the face of powerful new evidence.

Arbitrators' decisions are difficult to overturn, with courts ruling a side must show bias or misapplication of the law.

And as long as the findings of fact stand, the government seems to think it will be difficult to overturn Judge Jackson's ruling.

(Rudolph Giuliani has said that he advised Trump on how to make a Muslim ban more difficult to overturn on constitutional grounds).

That's the defining difference between the US and British systems: in America, it's prohibitively difficult to overturn a supreme court decision.