Sentence examples for be harder to shift from inspiring English sources
The "soft" cultural, social, and moral facts of the matter about obesity turn out to be harder to shift than beliefs about the relevant scientific facts.
However, widespread cultural norms that condone excess alcohol use and the production of illegal spirits will be harder to shift.
If the company owns its own vessels and built a logistics structure for maritime transport it will be harder to shift freight to land-based modes of transport.
Already Haitians' resilient response to disaster is creating new facts on unstable ground: the spontaneous refugee camps around the capital will be hard to shift.
Mr. Akerson said that it would be hard to shift production from South Korea, but that if tensions continued to rise, G.M. would have to consider such a move.
It may be hard to shift public attention away from genetics, which has so clearly shown its sinister side in the past.
In depressed places such as Dagenham, it will be hard to shift: UKIP's surge there has come partly at the expense of the racist British National Party, for which Mr Farage's mob deserves thanks.
Although Hull are only second on points difference, they look to have a far easier run-in than their immediate rivals and on this form will be hard to shift.
Erdoğan's base may be hard to shift, and his main opponents may be decrepit, but the surprise story of this election is that the dynamism is on the side of a new left.
