Sentence examples for Difficult to alter from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to alter something that isn't known.

Entrenched buying patterns -- high-volume orders of white flour, for example -- can be difficult to alter.

Standard immobilizations are not fully random processes, but the protein orientation may be difficult to alter.

"Fingerprints are extraordinarily difficult to alter," Farrell said in a telephone interview.

But Mr Bloomberg will find it difficult to alter America's regulatory approach.

How have we developed an industry that is so wasteful, and why has it been so difficult to alter the trajectory toward species extinction?

Because the latter is far more difficult to alter, we suggest that structural changes should be aligned with the desired culture.

It would be very difficult to alter the interim plans, which modestly improved on the Legislature's plans, in time for the November elections.

It comes into operation without active control or attention by the individual, it is difficult to alter or suppress, and it is virtually unaffected by load.

Give yourself some time to acclimate to your new life before disrupting it with things that are difficult to change, alter, or stop.

Results have shown that beginning a conversation about symptoms or health issues is in contrast to the images of masculinity of many men (Gascoigne et al, 1999) and, therefore, it may be a difficult task to alter the observed patterns of behaviour when men are confronted with a health threat.