Sentence examples for a difficult shift from inspiring English sources

Dickson agrees that a difficult shift in the mindset of doctors and patients on how to use paracetamol and other painkillers is overdue.

Suddenly we have to wake up and realise we have to become grownups and handle reality on our own, it's a difficult shift to make for everyone staying behind.

It can be a difficult shift to make - it takes real effort - but doing so can have a quite remarkable impact on your energy and enthusiasm.

I know this is a very difficult shift to make, especially if you were brought up with parents who refused to throw away food.

(Focus group 10, Specialty) That was a particularly difficult shift on the assessment suite because you would go from five long days with maybe two days off, or a day off sometimes, and then onto a period of nights, you are constantly swapping from nights to days which was tiring, and 12 hour shifts and 13 hour shifts were always a bit of a drag.

One only has to look at Adobe's 2013 change in strategy - moving from licensing to subscription sales - for an example of a company making the difficult shift.

People like Courtney are the driving force behind the White House IT Training and Certification Program, a new initiative to help military personnel make the difficult shift to the civilian workforce by providing training for high-demand IT jobs.

Long work hours, difficult shift patterns, unsettled home lives – all these things might be reasons for wonky bedtimes, and none of them are easily fixed.

As green groups have pointed out, behemoths such as India and China need to have every tool at their disposal to make the difficult shift to clean energy.

Throughout United's continuing travails in managing the difficult shift from the Sir Alex Ferguson era to that of David Moyes, much has been made of their ability to continue to generate enough income to help smooth the transition.

For VMware and for enterprise vSphere administrators to capture the new enterprise applications, they need to rethink their approach and make the radical and culturally difficult shift from infrastructure management to service delivery.