Sentence examples for sometimes difficult to steer from inspiring English sources

It was sometimes difficult to steer Aunt Galya in the necessary direction.

Between the protestations of the Pakistani military, for whom all Bengali deaths were those of "miscreants" or criminals, and the manifest exaggerations of inflamed and sometimes bereaved East Bengalis, it was difficult to steer a measured course.

The inertia and the momentum of a series that every week has increased its mass, sometimes over the course of years, make it difficult to steer.

"The employer-employee bond is sometimes difficult to sever".

Tongue carcinomas are sometimes difficult to see on CT.

In essence, his car became too difficult to steer.

Yet it can still be difficult to steer older patients toward mental health services.

The early tugs were expensive to staff and almost comically difficult to steer.

While cases like Wen put people on high alert, it is difficult to steer clear of potentially toxic products.

Not only is it difficult to steer the kayaks straight, but we also roll over many, many times.

But because these sails are large, rigid, metal structures, they are difficult to steer.