Sentence examples for turns difficult from inspiring English sources
When a conversation turns difficult, when a situation is tense, we can always bail out of where we are.
The founding family's controlling shareholding, and a blocking stake held by the state of Lower Saxony, where VW is headquartered, allow it to resist short-term pressures to pull out of any market that turns difficult.
Concurrent execution of process needs isolation which in turns difficult to manage.
The extra mass made turns difficult, but after a few unsteady arcs we learned.
He can run without discomfort, he said Sunday, but the injury makes hip turns difficult.
"They liked the visible signs of abundance of riches; they would have no truck with the slow process of elaboration which turns difficult raw material into dishes". It was all pate, eggs in aspic and salads bought from the charcuterie.
Even so, it contains provisions that could seriously complicate life for Ukraine if Russia turned difficult.
This seemingly simple task has turned difficult as more home mortgages have been packaged by the thousands into securitization trusts.
Some of their clients were just starting to turn difficult lives around, while others were still deeply mired in the effects of job or housing losses.
Many of his stories, which turned difficult situations into high comedy and farce, were tales of generational conflict told from the parents' point of view.
One answer is that Freakonomics is simply a freakishly effective work, turning difficult concepts into fun facts and jaunty prose, and doing so with supreme confidence.
