Sentence examples for Difficult to affect from inspiring English sources

BUT it's difficult to affect the long haul if you find yourself voted out of office.

And those abilities are more difficult to affect by other-directed regulation.

"It's really difficult to affect market share positively, but it's really easy to affect it negatively if you're not out there".

While motivational factors are difficult to affect, self-regulatory skills could be taught and their systematic integration into school curricula could contribute to reducing dropout rates for students at risk.

Even when a company does commit to positive change, it can be difficult to affect an entire industry by working alone.

But the group has long found it difficult to affect positive change in such matters.

"Being a witness to your times is very challenging, it's difficult not to affect people if you are doing your job".

In the recent words of James Comey, the FBI director, "the 50-state voting system is so dispersed and 'clunky' it would be difficult for hackers to affect the outcome". No computer-based voting machines are attached to the Internet.

The results fell short of Wall Street's expectations and the company cut its full-year sales forecast, saying that it expected the difficult market conditions to affect its profit into its next fiscal year.

The pomegranate is a fruit with excellent organoleptic and nutritional properties, but the fact that it is difficult to peel affects its commercialisation and decreases its potential consumption.

"It says here," she says, then breaks into song as she reads: "The av'rage unmarried female, Basically insecure, Due to some long frustration, may react With psychosomatic symptoms, Difficult to endure, Affecting the upper respiratory tract".