Sentence examples for be hard to effect from inspiring English sources

This, of course, will be hard to effect in an era where everyone wants to be the artist - where everyone lusts for fame like an athlete in a game - thank you, Nina Simone.

Pills and surgery often don't work, Lifestyle changes may be harder to effect (weight loss, exercise) but will often give you the better long term relief.

But it's harder to effect in a museum, particularly in the boxy, high-ceilinged galleries of Asia Society Museum.

"It is harder to effect this sort of change in Latin America mainly because the notion of civil rights is not as strongly developed as in Europe or the United States".

Now, it would be hard to describe the effect the next song had.

Being intimately intertwined together, it would be hard to investigate the effect of individual factors, where compensation by other UPR branches could set in.

From a business perspective, though, it's going to be hard to monetize the Palin Effect, unless McCain actually wins.

It will be hard to fight the network effect now boosting Brigade, but CEO Damola Ogundipe is not discouraged.

What will the practical effect be? Hard to say.

It can be hard to pin down the desired effect of Nicolas Jaar's music.

Also, cause and effect can be hard to tease apart -- is social isolation a cause or an effect of depression?