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The phrase "are difficult to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing things that are not easily altered or modified, such as habits, systems, or established practices.
Example: "Old habits are difficult to change, but with determination, it can be done."
Alternatives: "are hard to modify" or "are challenging to alter."
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But reputations are difficult to change.
Moreover, perceptions are difficult to change.
"Rules take time, and are difficult to change".
Regulations are also rigid: they are difficult to change.
There are the costs of transmission and the grid, which are difficult to change.
"Patterns of segregation are difficult to change because they're driven by parental behaviour.
Similar(12)
It's difficult to change that".
It is difficult to change ethics law.
"It would be difficult to change now.
'So it's difficult to change.
"I think it's difficult to change personality.
More suggestions(17)
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are easy to change
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